| Antler Carvings |
| ANTLERS, A RENEWABLE RESOURCE |
| Each year antlers grow and are protected by a layer of "velvet." In the autumn the velvet is rubbed off for the fall rut. During the winter the antlers are shed and by the next spring the cycle begins again. |
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| Carved Moose Antler Eagle Head & Eagle in a Tree by Lyle Johnson 29" X 23" Sold |
| Close up of Eagle's head |
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| Carved Moose Antler Wolf & Moon by Lyle Johnson 31" X 25" $1000 |
| Close up of Wolf & Moon |
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| Carved Caribou Antler Eagle Head Wall Hanging by Lyle Johnson 14" X 10" $225 |
| Carved Moose Antler Palm Dall Sheep by Lyle Johnson 16" X 14" Sold |
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| Carved Caribou Antler Eagle Head by Lyle Johnson 15" X 13" $225 |
| Carved Dall Sheep Horn Eagle Head by Lyle Johnson 11" X 11" $650 |
| URL: http://www.timberlinecreations.com/antlercarvings.html Last Updated: July 8, 2006 copyright 2005 by Mike & Sandy Lettis |
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