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Hey Royal, does this one belong to you.

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George-CT

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He must have heard the dinner bell

or he is headed to CT to get away from the snow.

Geo-CT
 
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out and seeing if I can find them. Over the years I've done pretty well finding them up in the hemlocks and cedars. They spend a fair amount of time there so better chance. Usually its just the one, but I have found both from time to time. Even by early spring the animals have started chewing on them. I had a friend who used to like the horns to make knife handles and buttons. He was active in a group called the Green mountain boys. They did reinactments for war stuff and general incampments. They made some nice stuff. he was good also at the scrimshaw on them.

Geo
 
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