This exquisite cribbage counter made from a young white tailed buck’s antler, was created by Bob Cordiner. The color of this antler indicates it was harvested from an animal that was shot, and not from an antler that was dropped from a deer at the annual antler shedding. The antlers dropped naturally, are usually bleached and weathered, while a live deer’s rack has a rich brown color. The inlaid copper separating every five holes makes counting easy.
This exquisite cribbage counter made from a young white tailed buck’s antler, was created by Bob Cordiner. The color of this antler indicates it was harvested from an animal that was shot, and not from an antler that was dropped from a deer at the annual antler shedding. The antlers dropped naturally, are usually bleached and weathered, while a live deer’s rack has a rich brown color. The inlaid copper separating every five holes makes counting easy.
