A bear jawbone knife as used by the various Bear Societies of several Northern Plains tribes. This one is patterened after those circa 1850's and has a Plains Cree/Red River Metis style sheath with all the bells (literally!) and whistles......
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Bear Jawbone knife & sheath
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StevePrice2
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Sooo... do you rent out your Time Machine or can I just borrow it for a season? Absolutley stunning workmanship! IS the dangle bone a vertabrae or some odd looking scapula? :hmm:
Steve
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Wow! Thats a lot of work and the coolest bear jaw I ever seen. Nice work! :thumbsup:
Walks with fire
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Yes; that is very nice work. Now that's traditional!
Sunkmanitu Tanka
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Just magnificent :hatsoff:
vern faulkner
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:bow: That is the most outstanding piece of workmanship I've seen in quite a while. Great detail work. You're a very talented man. I'm jealous. Thank you for sharing those photos. :thumbsup:
Thanks and glad ya'll enjoy seeing these as much as I like sharing and hopefully it inspires folks to push there own personal "envelope".........
Steve that's the large flange from the jawbone where the upper and lower connect.....
Don't you dare! You do some VERY fine work, just different.....
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I have a bear skull with lower jaw. I wonder if I could make one a quarter that well? I am going to try as soon as I get a blade that suits me. You sure do a wonderful job on the "decorations" and sheath.
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