Beautiful carving upon one of my removals.

[TreeJunkie]

Here are a few pics of a carving which was performed upon a tree which i removed last year.
This was a 3 Lead American Elm.
Not to shabby a way of remembering your lost tree.

I believe the artist is from up north of here, i recollect somewhere around Wisconsin or Minnesota. Not really sure.

 

[TreeJunkie]

\\\\\\A little closer; better pic.

 

[TreeJunkie]

A different angle.

 

[TreeJunkie]

oops i forgot the pic.

 

[Trtd61]

Sweeeeet...

 

[MasterBlaster]

I wish I had those skills! That's pretty neat!

 

[a_lopa]

cool man i want to try that!although i think it will end in firewood

 

[NeTree]

NICE work!

If you ever get to lay eyes on the artist, give him our thumbs up, for sure!

 

[OutOnaLimb]

I removed a big spruce last year and the home owner wanted to leve a 6 ft snag so he could have some one carve a bear out of hat was left. I was in the neighbohood a couple of months ago and swang by to check it out. It looked pretty sweet. Nothing like the eagles but cool none the less.

I have been thinking about getting that video on how to carve a chainsaw bear from Baileys. If nothing else it will give me something to do durin the snow season besides make log furniture to sell on Ebay


Kenn

 

[John Paul Sanborn]

Too bad it was not separated from the ground so it could dry out. It would last longer that way.

 

[fmueller]

Whoolu smokes, I wonder how long that took him to do, plus I wonder what kinda cash he got for it. The man is quite the arteeeest!. Wish I could do that too.

 

[TNMIKE]

A work of art

That is amazing work

 

[twoclones]

That's a great carving! I've yet to carve my first eagle but I think it's time I tried one...

Thanks for the inspiration

Butch