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That's not antler. Scapula.
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would it have to me moose to have a webbed area that could be cut into a buffalo shape? looks old to me. first buffalo antler i've seen!
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scapula! give that man a prize, sure enough. but could it be a buffalo scapula? lol
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This one was carved in 2001. $75 on eBay.
I think yours has been "antiqued".
I think yours has been "antiqued".
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