Can you guess what this is?

[Mark Redmon]

blue sheep?

 

[DiverTexas]

Hawaiian Ram?

 

[Rossi Knives]

Mastamicartadon?

Oh no wait, Mastamicartadon horn comes in flat sheets......

 

[Bruce Culberson]

wilderbest?

 

[mxlj]

im going to guess some type of ram horn.

 

[Justin.Mercier]

Rocky mountain goat horn?

 

[Atlas Knife Company]

I couldn't find any on any of the knives on your website, so I guess I'm not that sharp, either. So here is my guess:

stretched and branded Tagua nut

 

[Mark Knapp]

One guy got it, but he aint too sure. I will close this tomorrow at 8:00 am my time. get your guesses in.

 

[Burton Harruff]

Dall sheep?

 

[SSonnentag]

One guy got it, but he aint too sure. I will close this tomorrow at 8:00 am my time. get your guesses in.

I am too sure! ...I revised my guess to make it a statement.

 

[R.C.Reichert]

I revised my statement too, I still think it's oryx.

 

[C.McNeil]

It looks real close to waterbuck horn, so my final answer....waterbuck horn

 

[Johnny Warner]

I was going to guess Dahl sheep horn but you said it was not from AK. Well i have no idea except it looks like some type of Sheep horn. But I will take AWAG as water buffalo horn.

 

[L6steel]

Kinda favors gemsbok I think!

 

[black mamba]

I say waterbuck horn.

 

[Bushman5]

no idea whatsoever, but man do i want to seem what they look like on a knife!

 

[scotchleaf]

I have no idea, but I just looked through your whole web site: your handles are amazing!

I especially like this one:

How do you do that?????

 

[Scott Hartman]

Good lookin handle material...maybe it's Hippotragus equinus cottoni (Roan Antelope),.... but now we all know it's Sable Antelope

 

[Mark Knapp]

I have no idea, but I just looked through your whole web site: your handles are amazing!

I especially like this one:
How do you do that?????

Thanks for the kudos, that's one from the old days, I sure hope I've gotten better at taking pictures and finishing knives, that is musk horn core infilled with amber, ATS34. The tang was a skeleton like an interframe so that light can pass through.

 

[Mark Knapp]

Good lookin handle material...maybe it's Hippotragus equinus cottoni (Roan Antelope),.... but now we all know it's Sable Antelope

UH....nope