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HORNS of these sheep have an inner core. This picture shows the inner core and the outer horn. The inner core will usually not be all the way to the tip of the horn. As ram's age, blood vessels and sinus cavities are growing up into the horn as the horns are growing from the base out. |
Buttons made from Horns Rafter SB, Ohio |
Horns Rafter SB, Ohio These were just soaked in clorox water and then dried off. LOOK AT THAT COLOR & SHINE!!! |
To the right are cross-sections toward the tip of the horns which is solid. Note the beautiful colors revealed! Sterling Silver Jewelry Findings top off this pair of earrings. Below are dual purpose hair fasteners or some people wear them as bracelets. No color has been added. Polishing is done by hand with bees wax. Rafter SB, New Lebanon , OH If you have made items from your sheep's horns, please send pictures and details for possible inclusion on this page! uhhsa@yahoo.com |
Full Shoulder Mount. GJD Rhogan. Cheyenne Farm, Texas GORGEOUS!! |
HORNS |
HORN MEASURING Click on picture to the LEFT to learn how to measure and score YOUR ram! |
HORN JEWELRY |
HORN MOUNTS |
Horns can be used to make decorations, cane handles, musical instrumets, jewelry and buttons. Gunpowder horns and drinking horns can also be made. Eurpean Mounts and Full Shoulder Mounts are also stunning as eye-catching decoration and as a way to remember a grand ram! |
European Mounts without wood base |