Here in Colorado I once took a pair of moose platters and made them into hanging plant holders like spider plants or similar I to love sheds but I like to utilize them like with mule deer antlers acouple facing down for legs and a couple up to support a potted plant if your sensing a plant theme your right I love how the green of the plant contrasts with the antler the aforementioned moose plant hangers were hung in front of wall mirrors really adding a airy spacious feel to the space just a tip from one artist to another!
Super as always Martin! Have you ever tried Potassium permanganate on antlers? Thats my goto for coloring moose antlers, and even some deer antlers like fallow deer, roe deer and even red deer. Easy to manage for natural look with sand paper(I pefer steel wool) But it works out best by far on moose paddles in my opinion. Stay safe! Regards from Sweden!
Great vid Martin as always, thanks for the upload. Have you ever considered using an angle grinder with a soft metal wheel to clean out the dirt and impurities and a grinder wheel to smooth out the chewed tips? Just a thought.
I used the wrong kind of wood puddy to fill a squirrel chew on the back side of a couple tines on a nice whitey deadhead, its f****d hardened a darker color and its supper noticable, good example though, thanks man!
What kind of wood filler is that? I know its Elmers but what is the exact kind he’s using there? Ill be redoing my moose antlers this week. Just need to gather a few supplies
Hey anyone has an idea of what to do? : i have found a moose antler in the forest, was there probably a long time, theres some green, white, brownish and black part colored. I have clean with soap and water but nothing changed, i dont know about bleach (or then i can colored it again), do you think black parts are decaying ?
