deer horn การใช้

• Weapons include bamboo staves, short sticks, and the double deer horns.
• He presented a set of deer horns to Spokane's late mayor, Jack Geraghty.
• In the 1800s, the people around here would make furniture and stuff from the deer horns.
• Horns are particularly common, and many kabuto incorporate " kuwagata ", stylized deer horns.
• Rice, deer horns and pig bones found depicted the original life of the residents living long ago.
• The instrument's bridges are made of deer horn, ebony, or very occasionally from camel bone.
• Deer horns may be secured on the longhouse posts in order to secure highly decorated swords and other household items.
• The Biloxi made tools and utensils from bison and deer horn, and wore ornaments of cut and polished seashells.
• They go and buy the deer horns, " the report quoted task force chairman Li Man Kay as saying.
• Acoustic warning deer horns can be mounted on vehicles to warn deer of approaching automobiles, though their effectiveness is disputed.
• Deer Horn Knives are especially associated with the soft style Chinese martial art Baguazhang, which is known for its diverse weaponry.
• He collected deer horns, aided by the fact that he had his own deer park, which he populated with rheas.
• Collins practiced such remedies as " Deer horns, Moose hoofs and Hare hair " ( ), apparently with success.
• The traditional finish is of raw lacquer mixed with powdered deer horn, and the finishing process could take months of curing to complete.
• Lacy panels between the posts depict scaly dragons with snarling mouths, camel-like heads, deer horns, rabbit eyes and hawk claws.
• The widespread use of a primitive type of plough drawn by oxen is indicated by a great number of plough shares made of deer horn.
• Maine has seen its share of poachers selling bear gall bladders and " velvet " antlers ( still-growing deer horns ), he says.
• The Deer Horn Knives are normally used against longer weapons such as spear, sword, broadsword, or any weapon which uses safe distances to attack from.
• Of course, there are bull horns and deer horns mounted on the walls, and a " Welcome Home Jerome " banner hangs from a staircase.
• The maitre d'greets diners in front of a glass cabinet displaying deer horn, dried geckos, dried deer penis, dried sea horses and wild ginseng.