Posts Tagged ‘nature urns’

Big Buck Madness

Thursday, September 17th, 2009

Several of our friends have been on the hunt for elk.  They show up in Montana or Idaho, get on a horse and hunt.  Sounds like a major inconvenience to me, and the elk would probably agree, but these men don’t seem to mind to shell out the bucks to have this experience.

Our Elk urn is a tribute to the nature lover or those seeking an urn for the deer hunter.

Deer Urn

Nature Series Urn Collection

Friday, November 21st, 2008
Maple Leaf Urn Pendant

Maple Leaf Urn Pendant

Stainless Steel Engraved Urn

Stainless Steel Engraved Urn

Cloisonne Nature Series Urn

Cloisonne Nature Series Urn

Ceramic Elk Keepsake Urn

Ceramic Elk Keepsake Urn

Tree of Life Urn

Tree of Life Urn

Legends of the Fall Urn

Legends of the Fall Urn

Our nature series, “Seasons of Life” fine art urns, excellent quality craftsmanship. Available in matching keepsake urn sizes and companion (double capacity) urns.

Nice Rack

Friday, November 21st, 2008

“The white deer is a mutation. It does not belong in the wild. It should be shot.” Günter Giese, the president of the Saxony Hunting Federation, Germany.

There’s a whole lot of killin’ goin on around here. It’s deer season and this past week I’ve heard several tales of the mighty hunters bagging 10 pointers.

Several weeks ago I asked an experienced hunter if he’d ever seen an albino deer. He had. In Northern Michigan years ago. The reason for my question was an excerpt I’d read from Vance Randolph’s account of albino deer in this area.

Bad Joo-Joo?

Bad Joo-Joo?

It is very generally believed that the appearance of an albino deer is a bad sign; some hillfolk think it has something to do with witches’ work, others that it is an indication of disease among the deer, and that venison will be unwholesome for seven years. In 1939 a white deer was seen in Taney county, Missouri,and many natives were pretty much upset about it.

It was said that if early settlers saw a white buck in the woods, nobody would shoot it for fear of bad luck.

Last weekend, one of the fearless hillfolk here heard about an albino deer sighting nearby and started stalking his prey. He found it in some thick woods, and shot it from about 125 feet away. He plans to have it stuffed, “marveling at the rarity.”

Cloisonne Deer Urn

Mood Check

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

st pats postcard

In the urn world families are thinking SPRING. Searches lean to themes of nature: Butterfly Cremation Urns

butterfly urn
Deer
Eagle Urns

memorial stones

DIY Memorial Garden

And Shamrock urns.

Shamrock Keepsake