Skull reproductions, taxidermy, and artwork from SCI

[Sue Tidwell]

Sorry it took me so long to post these. There was a LOT that I missed. I was pretty much glued to the booth and had little time to explore. SCI was a blast....but it WIPED me out!

This is a saber tooth replica

Prehistoric cave bear

gorilla

This is a polar bear I think

 

[R.M.C.]

Very cool, thanks for sharing. I really like that sheep horn!

 

[CoElkHunter]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing! I really love the first photo of a Saber Tooth Tiger. Taken in Tanganyika in the 1800s? LOL

 

[Fixfire]

Great pics!! My wife was particularly impressed with the giraffe $$ chairs!!
The full mount Buff skeleton was impressive!!
Lots of great wolf mounts as well - may need to add one to my bucket list!

 

[Sue Tidwell]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing! I really love the first photo of a Saber Tooth Tiger. Taken in Tanganyika in the 1800s? LOL

Thats my favorite too! I'm just glad I didn't live back then. Imagine going up against that with a spear!

 

[Woodcarver]

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This is beautiful work!

Thanks for sharing these!

 

[Sue Tidwell]

Great pics!! My wife was particularly impressed with the giraffe $$ chairs!!
The full mount Buff skeleton was impressive!!
Lots of great wolf mounts as well - may need to add one to my bucket list!

I wish we had room for those giraffe chairs...and the $$$ to buy them. LOL. I also loved the wolf mounts. There were quite a few different poses but I didn't take pics of them all.

 

[Sue Tidwell]

This is beautiful work!

Thanks for sharing these!

Sure thing. I'm glad you enjoyed them.

 

[Sue Tidwell]

Very cool, thanks for sharing. I really like that sheep horn!

That is from the booth that we help set up on Monday and Tuesday. Scott sold TWO like that the first hour of the show!

 

[Brod]

WOW... thanks for sharing the pics, Sue.

 

[Sue Tidwell]

WOW... thanks for sharing the pics, Sue.

Sure thing! I'm glad you enjoyed them.

 

[375er]

That walrus is something too!

 

[Sue Tidwell]

That walrus is something too!
I know! Isn’t that crazy how HUGE it is. I’m attacking a pic from our house that you might enjoy seeing. We used to live in Alaska and still have friends there. Somehow Rick got this and it is on game room. Now that is impressive….and scary if you know what I mean. And I’m not talking about the ostrich eggs!

 

[375er]

That walrus is something too!
I know! Isn’t that crazy how HUGE it is. I’m attacking a pic from our house that you might enjoy seeing. We used to live in Alaska and still have friends there. Somehow Rick got this and it is on game room. Now that is impressive….and scary if you know what I mean. And I’m not talking about the ostrich eggs!

Hmmmmmm.....

 

[Spearhead]

@Sue Tidwell thank you.

 

[Sue Tidwell]

@Sue Tidwell thank you.

Sure thing. I'm glad you enjoyed the pics.

 

[Sarg]

That walrus is something too!
I know! Isn’t that crazy how HUGE it is. I’m attacking a pic from our house that you might enjoy seeing. We used to live in Alaska and still have friends there. Somehow Rick got this and it is on game room. Now that is impressive….and scary if you know what I mean. And I’m not talking about the ostrich eggs!

Yes the Baculum Bone, I think where the term came from ?

Thank you for posting, I really want one of those Sabre Tooth Skulls !

Oh if you think that is scary, imagine the owner of this one ??

I think when I was in Alaska they were called Oosik or some thing ?

 

[Sue Tidwell]

Yes the Baculum Bone, I think where the term came from ?

Thank you for posting, I really want one of those Sabre Tooth Skulls !

Oh if you think that is scary, imagine the owner of this one ??

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OH MY FREAKIN' GOSH! Yiiiiiiiiii!

The skull were by Skulls Unlimited International. That what the banners and business cards said. I enlarged the card. I think they are from Oklahoma City 73160. Phone 808-594-3169 or 405 794-9300 . I can't make out the email address but the last part is @skullsunlimited.com.

 

[Fatback]

Here are a few more from last week at SCI. There were really some beautiful pieces of taxidermy there.

 

[375er]

Yes the Baculum Bone, I think where the term came from ?

Thank you for posting, I really want one of those Sabre Tooth Skulls !

Oh if you think that is scary, imagine the owner of this one ??

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I think when I was in Alaska they were called Oosik or some thing ?

That is a fact of nature I have never heard of before. You learn something everyday.