How about some Mammoth Ivory

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How about some Mammoth Ivory

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Here are a couple of knives in Mammoth Ivory.

The Case trapper I did today.
The Bear Damascus I did a while back
Enjoy,
Jeff
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Da' Bear
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Very nice Jeff. Two of your nicest, IMO. ::nod:: ::tu:: ::tu::

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those a real nice Jeff!
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Thanks Guys,
If those Mammoths smelled like that ivory does when you grind it I know why they died. :lol: ::doh::
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Beautiful work, Jeff - Very nice indeed!! I do like your file work..::tu:: GB
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agteacher2 wrote:Thanks Guys,
If those Mammoths smelled like that ivory does when you grind it I know why they died. :lol: ::doh::
Jeff

Was it that bad?? :shock: :D :D Man I wonder how many ancient microbes are waffing around in Texas now... ::paranoid::

Great work Jeff, things are really looking good ::tu::

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agteacher2 wrote:Thanks Guys,
If those Mammoths smelled like that ivory does when you grind it I know why they died. :lol: ::doh::
Jeff
To bad to breed huh! :lol: :shock:
Thanks for sharing Jeff, those are great looking customs. ::drool:: I like the bolster work on da Bear the best. Those are both excellent keepers. The boys deciding on which knives should belong to them? :lol: ::ds::
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As always, Excellent work Jeff.
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