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True story, this ain't no lie.
Years ago on a trip to visit our son at WSU, Pullman Wa we stopped at a antique store near there, spotted a wall mount elk antlers. when I look at elk or deer antlers I automatically count how many folders could be made from the tines, anyway the folder count was high, a bit pricy but bought it, only trouble it wouldn't fit in the Ford Tarus trunk, asked the dealer if he had a hacksaw, sure enough, borrowed it and started sawing, the dealer looked at me in disbelief as I cut the mount in half and put them in the trunk. I still remember the look on his face, sometimes life is too much fun.
Years ago on a trip to visit our son at WSU, Pullman Wa we stopped at a antique store near there, spotted a wall mount elk antlers. when I look at elk or deer antlers I automatically count how many folders could be made from the tines, anyway the folder count was high, a bit pricy but bought it, only trouble it wouldn't fit in the Ford Tarus trunk, asked the dealer if he had a hacksaw, sure enough, borrowed it and started sawing, the dealer looked at me in disbelief as I cut the mount in half and put them in the trunk. I still remember the look on his face, sometimes life is too much fun.
(buckskinner)..........I used to do the "tipi trail" myself. I'm too old & disabled now, but I used to be active in the midwest & western US.