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Does anyone know what this is?

Started by adeeden, February 11, 2009, 02:59:00 PM

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adeeden

I got to take a walk in the woods today to look for shed antlers with buks2hunt (Bill)! Bill's home for a bit on leave from serving in Afganistan and I was greatfull he took some time to spend with me in the woods and I want to apoligize to his family for "hogging" him today! Thanks for the walk Bill.

Anyway we didn't find any sheds today but did come accross a strange bone. I think it's a piece of a skull but I'm not sure what type of critter.



If anyone has any idea I would appreciate it as it's a weird one for me. It has what looks like some kind of long tooth on one side.



The tooth kind of looks like maybe a pigs tusk but the whole piece is not that big.




Any ideas?
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

adeeden

a couple more pictures.



We fouund this in a large pine thicket if that helps anyone!



Oh I forgot to add in the first post, it rained and the wind howled terrible but we still managed to have a good time! and found a few new places were goping to have to set up for deer season!
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

adeeden

We also found the worlds ugliest osage tree! Can you imagine the bow from this one?



It was like this for 8 foot or so and than just the normal osage tree look. Those are some serious knots and twist right there!
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

Mike Gerardi


Pat B

The tooth almost looks like a broken bone. Could it be a bone tumor or some sort of abnormal bone growth?
 If you cut that osage, I'd like to try a piece!!!
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
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E. Texas HillBilly

Adeeden,
        I don't thing that is a skull. There is no nasal vent, spinal cord entry, eye sockets, and I didn't really notice any muscle attachment points, for where the lower jaw muscles wrap up around behind the eyes. I think it must have been a horribly broken bone and the resulting calcium deposit. It is cool though, wish I would have found it. just my opinion.
                             -Hillbilly
The quiet, still watcher sees the most. -Paps

adeeden

Hillbilly, I don't disagree with you at all! But with that being said what other piece of bone is this size (besides a skull) from anything around here? All we got is Deer , coyotes, an occasional bobcat, racoons, and such. So if it isn't a piece of a skull what part of a critter could it be?
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

Tdog


vermonster13

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adeeden

QuoteOriginally posted by vermonster13:
Are you sure it's from an animal?
At this point I am not sure of anything!
"I would rather be lucky then good, any day!"

jimmerc

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ishiwannabe

Possibly a broken leg bone that became infected? That tooth looks like some sort of long bone to me, and the pourous constitution of the other stiff makes me think so sort of infected bone growth.
Strange fine whatever it is.
"I lost arrows and didnt even shoot at a rabbit" Charlie after the Island of Trees.
                        -Jamie

Ted Fry

Not sure on the bone but I would love to have the osage , I like to make bows from wood like that.

Bear

Twin Oaks Bowhunters
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Traditional Bowhunters of Tennessee

"just remember, you can't put the wood back on"

ishiwannabe

Jimmerc, didnt even think about that...does look like it is possible.  :scared:  
Might be worth having someone look it over.
"I lost arrows and didnt even shoot at a rabbit" Charlie after the Island of Trees.
                        -Jamie

vermonster13

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For hunting to have a future, we must invest ourselves in future hunters.

Bear

Seriously, calcium deposit or bone irreglarity make sense. But you might want to get it checked, just in case.
Twin Oaks Bowhunters
PBS Associate Member
Traditional Bowhunters of Tennessee

"just remember, you can't put the wood back on"

Izzy

A broken, deformed femur of one tough critter.Whatever it was obviously lived on for a while with that mess of a leg.Id bet on a pig or deer.

Toklat1

The dug up and chewd on skull of the elephant man?!
Mark Griffin
USAF Retired
1981-2001


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metsastaja

Part of hip joint would be my guess.
Les Heilakka
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