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Porcupine - Corn Cob Hybrid Float
Carl Hendrix gave me some quills while we were at Reelfoot and we joked about this combination. This is my first version, a piece of cob recovered from Ky. Lake and a un painted porcupine quill. I plan to make some with Carl's patented color scheme.
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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Classic! What a great view against the driftwood.
And you repurposed the cob, too?
You are the Float Knight, for sure.
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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ahahaahahha keith;; it looks good buddy!! I think you have it down pat on how to make a float!!
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Permalink Reply by Steve Wilson on
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That is very nice Keith !
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Permalink Reply by Keith Ritter on
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This the finished product of the cob-quill combo on the left along with a turkey quill float on the right.
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Gift wrapped!
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hahahahahaaha keith;; love the xmas paper you have for the gift wrap!! those quills look great to buddy!! excellent work!!
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