Need unwanted antlers.

[moose]

Looking for antlers. I have a buddy who has a disability and he makes knives for people who have hand troubles. He also makes great skinning knives. His biggest necessity Is to get antlers for the handles. I gave him all of my old antlers last year and unfortunately for him my antlers from this year are going on the wall. So I turn to this site because I know that some of you guys have piles of antlers hanging in your garage. He's looking for the scrub bucks. Nothing too big. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Within reason, I don't mind meeting someone for pickup. Within a 1/2 hr drive from Auburn, NY. PM me if you can help

Thanks,

Eric

[Four Season Whitetail's]

Looking for antlers. I have a buddy who has a disability and he makes knives for people who have hand troubles. He also makes great skinning knives. His biggest necessity Is to get antlers for the handles. I gave him all of my old antlers last year and unfortunately for him my antlers from this year are going on the wall. So I turn to this site because I know that some of you guys have piles of antlers hanging in your garage. He's looking for the scrub bucks. Nothing too big. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Within reason, I don't mind meeting someone for pickup. Within a 1/2 hr drive from Auburn, NY. PM me if you can help

Thanks,

Eric

Eric if you run dry on your search let me know. I have a pickup truck full of cut off antlers if he can use them without the burr attached.   Sure i could hook him up with a few if so. Maybe even order myself a new skinning knife!

[wooly]

Is there such a thing as an "un-wanted antler?".... I don't think so, but I have a pile of sawed offs I'd be willing to part with that might work out perfect for your needs.

Maybe we could swap a bunch of building material for a finished product?

[moose]

Wooly and four seasons I think he would do that when I gave him my antlers he ended giving me three knives. I will pm you my cell

[moose]

Knives he makes

[wooly]

Those are sweet!

I really like the primitive look to them.

Polished flashy steel has never been my thing!

I'll hook you up with some bone.

[Lawdwaz]

Not the knife I was expecting to see! Those are very cool....

[philoshop]

Similar to an Eskimo Ulu knife.

They're great for skinning, but chopping veggies wouldn't be a stretch either. ;-]

[moose]

The square knife is great for kitchen...the wife loves it .......the skinner is great to.

[Paula]

Nice. Beside vegis, what is the kitchen knife good for?

Edited December 26, 2015 by Paula

[moose]

Chucking up meats. Also with the right angle taking fat of off hides....he also makes fleshing tool remove fat off of hides....don't have a pic of them.