funny novelties in your den.

[knife river]

IIRC, all the members (no pun intended) of the mustid family (otters, mink, badgers, weasels, wolverines) have baculums.  Well, at least the guys do...    

[Rick P]

A walrus is related to a weasel!?! Wonder if weasel tastes like fermented fish poo too?

[knife river]

Originally posted by Rick P:
A walrus is related to a weasel!?! Wonder if weasel tastes like fermented fish poo too?

HAH!  Not quite what I meant -- caught again by poor wording.  Let's try this:  in addition to bears, walrus, raccoons, and some other species, mustids also have baculums.    

[ozy clint]

good to see your still around woody! haven't seen you here for a while. you might want to checkout the buff testing results i did with the points you gave me......interesting.  thanks again.

[Dick in Seattle]

I have a set of antlers on the bow wall, hung with quivers and stringers and hats.   Visitors ask what it was taken with.  I don't answer, just let them read the printed tag under it, that explains it was taken with a '57 Chevy... "but", I explain, "it was a very traditional '57 Chevy!"

I've never actually taken a deer with a bow, but I did get a javie last fall, and it's skull mount is being added...

[Dick in Seattle]

Forgot one other fun item.   I'm always being asked to make or do stuff because I've got a good shop.  I've had this sign since the days when I made muzzle loading rifles and through the years when I produced hand carved ventriloquist figures:

        Regarding Deadlines…

     I work in this shop to relieve
stress.  I have only two deadlines:  
“within a year” and “a long time”.

     Small projects are usually done
within a year.  However, if I can’t
seem to get to them, they may take
a long time.

     Large projects always take a long
time, unless they intrigue me, in
which case I may complete them
within a year.

     If you absolutely must know
when your project will be completed,
it will be a long time!

         Captain Dick

[b.glass]

I have the three inch diameter tree (part of it anyway) that I watched a buck with a weird rack rub the tar out of in my living room.

[Red Beastmaster]

My "Estrogen Free Zone" is my bowroom in the basement, which I share with the water softener.

Along with bow racks and buckets full of arrows I have quite a collection of memorabilia on display: pictures of buddies at shoots and hunts, deer sheds, skulls, groundhog teeth, out of state licenses, Pittsburgh Penguins terrible towel, my journals, Sponge Bob and Far Side cartoon characters, special arrows that meant something to me at one time, etc.

My "Zone" was a great place to hide when my wife and two daughters wanted to watch Lifetime movies and child birthin' shows!

[hayslope]

Originally posted by Red Beastmaster:
My "Zone" was a great place to hide when my wife and two daughters wanted to watch Lifetime movies and child birthin' shows!

My condolences to you sir.......at least you have safe haven!!!!!