Can anybody ID this correctly ?

[sampotter]

Pedal bone. Coffin bone. Distal phalanx.

[Zem18]

I think Sam got it with coffin bone which is in the hoof. See pic above

[monkeyman2269]

A pearl

[turkeyfeathers]

Pedal bone. Coffin bone. Distal phalanx.

we got a good bingo !! My buddy boils them and then soaks them in peroxide from all his families deer. Big ole jar of them.

[Rusty1034]

What's the process for getting them out ? Saw ? Knife ?.........

Rusty

[Zem18]

we got a good bingo !! My buddy boils them and then soaks them in peroxide from all his families deer. Big ole jar of them.

So your buddy has a jar full of nails for his coffin? NICE!! Little odd, but nice. What does Sam win for guessing correctly? J/K

[turkeyfeathers]

Friend primitive bow hunts and utilizes so much of the deer. Sinew to attach homemade flint tips to arrow shaft, self tans hide, almost nothing goes to waste.

[philoshop]

Can they be sharpened for arrow heads? Just wondering.

[turkeyfeathers]

Can they be sharpened for arrow heads? Just wondering.

they're very light in weight so I'd guess not. A wee bit too small too. He enjoys my spring turkey wings as he fletches his arrows with them too.

[Doc]

So, now that he has a big jar of these bones, what exactly is the practical use for them? Is there a practical use for them or are they just something unusual to collect?

[Deadhunter25]

Turkey spur

Thats what i was thinking

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[turkeyfeathers]

So, now that he has a big jar of these bones, what exactly is the practical use for them? Is there a practical use for them or are they just something unusual to collect?

no use for them other than conversation piece in his man shed