Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Primitive Skills => Topic started by: swamp monkey on November 02, 2014, 01:29:21 pm
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What kind of primitive uses are there for elk hooves besides making glue?
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Necklace, rattle, maybe tip overlays if thick enough.
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My Tribe flattened them and sewed them on elk neck hide to make war armor...
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cool stuff. What tribe was that?
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I hope something comes up that I can use these for.
Zuma
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Coos :)
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I always liked these elk leg bags made by the Blackfeet people. It uses the dewclaws rather than the hooves, but they are pretty cool. Curtis
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Here are a couple more. Curtis
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Tipi,
Those bags are neat. Don't be suprised if I post one soon. lol
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Do you have a dog? They love them. All the above ideas, and you can use them for inlays, as they polish really nice, small knife handle scales, or again inlays for knife handles, on boxes, etc. , or alien doll shoes.......
Boil it and shape it for a dipper, or scoop, with a handle on it for various uses. Boil it, and cut it in wide strips, and wrap it around a dowel, or spiral wrap it around a dowel, and after they dry, polish them, and use, or sell them for napkin holders. Shape the strips like an "M" and use them for holding your chop sticks, etc.
Wayne