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  • GHSmacker
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    bountyhunter...

    I like the idea of using the brass from spent shotgun hulls for the clock(i kinda figured you would use them for that).

    Here's an idea for the other numbers on the clock(keeping up with the duck hunting theme)...how about bands? Yes...bands. You can buy a truckload of fake duck/goose bands on eBay for cheap, and i think it would look pretty cool on there...just an idea, do with it what you will.

    Another idea...i'm a Cowan nut. I believe that he is one of the best(if not the best ever to come along to paint hunting/fishing scenes), and i was wondering if there was anyway to get a really cheap print off of one of his painting on there. I'm not talking about dropping a few hundred bucks to cut it up and use it as the center piece of the clock...but i didn't know if you could somehow get a copied print of one of his duck hunting works or not for a clock. Just a thought i had.

    Anyways...how about a timber hunting scene in the clock? It's my favorite way of hunting birds, and if i could only duck hunt one way for the rest of my life it would be standing in knee deep or less water, in the trees, watching mallard ducks drop vertical through the timber looking for that call.

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  • bountyhunter
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    Originally posted by WestEndAngler View Post
    I got a 410 & 12 GA which should work fine... What color shells?
    It doesn't matter, I'm just going cut off the brass casing ends and use them. It should looks something like this.
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  • dbarham
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    Great idea Derek

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  • WestEndAngler
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    I got a 410 & 12 GA which should work fine... What color shells?

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  • bountyhunter
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    Originally posted by RonE View Post
    If you would consider a "gray" stud, I might be able to help.
    I got the gray stud covered as well.......

    The gold studs are really gold upholstery ticks so they are really cheap. The 410 shells are a good idea though, do you know anyone that might have any spent ones?

    Coe, I'll get with you on the shell, 10 or 12 should do me.

    BTW what I plan on doing with this clock is putting it up for auction with the proceeds going to help keep FWE running. When it's finished I'll let you know and we can get it setup.

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  • RonE
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    Looks pretty good to me! How about using 12 ga for 12, 3, 6 & 9 and using .410 for the rest of the other eight numbers? Might work and be less expensive than using gold studs.

    If you would consider a "gray" stud, I might be able to help.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    I have plenty of spent shells and if you need some I can go blast some rounds and give some to you.

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  • bountyhunter
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    Duck Hunter's Clock

    Here the picture I'm thinking of using. It would be the part of the picture inside the circle.

    For the 12, 3, 6 and 9 I'm thinking of cutting off the end of spent shotshells and attaching them to the wood. The others numbers would but gold studs. The hands would be just standard gold or black, nothing real fancy. What do y'all think?

    BTW do any of you duck hunters have any spent shotshells? I've looked around and I don't have any.
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    Last edited by bountyhunter; February 22, 2010, 08:32 PM.
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