Wood carving… Q&A

few more to look at and I will stop… Going to get my crap done here and head down to the river today. Good luck fishing all!

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good luck fishing. BUT PLEASE don’t stop posting pictures. take a break but I cant get enough of looking at these. there is a place up in Avon Minnesota right off 94 that does this. I believe he used to be a wrestler on or in the old AWA. his work cant compete with yours.

that turtle shell is awesome. I take real shells and make clocks with them!

Wow that’s talent. Don’t know what you do for a living but I’d quit and start carving full time. From the pictures you can charge top dollar for your work.

Anyway to contact you outside of this website?

^x2 if anyone has information or a website/facebook to check out buschman’s work for purchase…I’m all ears

PM him

AWESOME STUFF! For only doing it three years, you have some SERIOUS talent! I would’ve guessed you’d been doing it most of your life.

I absolutely love seeing this post! Bushman awesome artistry!
I do some carving, but not with a chain say. Here’s a few pictures

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Droptinex2 wrote:

I absolutely love seeing this post! Bushman awesome artistry!
I do some carving, but not with a chain say. Here’s a few pictures

dang that is some awesome carvings too!!! man you guys are good!!

I want a pheasant carved.

Mike Schulz wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Droptinex2 wrote:</div>
I absolutely love seeing this post! Bushman awesome artistry!
I do some carving, but not with a chain say. Here’s a few pictures

dang that is some awesome carvings too!!! man you guys are good!!

X2.. Good work Droptine!

Here is a super cool one that I carved last summer.. The shark is black walnut and the base is eastern red cedar drift from the Mississippi. I used copper rods for mounting and soaked them in salt/vinagar to get a patina on it. Took more time to carve this than a 6 ft eagle but was worth it.

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WOW!!!

buschman wrote:

The shark is black walnut and the base is eastern red cedar drift from the Mississippi.

“We’re gonna need a bigger….coffee table!”

Very nice work!

I dont want to drown this post with photos but have to put this one on here.. Think this was my favorite carving I have done so far. When I started carving this was my ultimate goal. Took a 9 ft piece of white pine that was 34 inches in diameter. Worked on it for 5 weeks.. This was a couple years ago now

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you can drown this thread with as many photos as possible!!!!!!!

thats some awesome work bud!!!!!!

Buschman, do you have a website with all of your work?

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Buschman, do you have a website with all of your work?

I do not.. Just a backyard hobby carver. I don’t want to advertise and give the impression I am doing it for a business or anything like that. It would be different if I was doing it for a living but already have a day job and real bad fishing habit that takes up most my time.

I wish I had a talent like that. My artistic level is maxxed out if I successfully draw a circle.