Our New Sentry by GBCalls

Photography • Objects • posted on Apr 05, 2009

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Hello Everyone, This is our newest addition here. I traded two of the wooden box turkey calls that I make to a wood carver for this chainsaw carved pine bear today. He is plenty heavy and should withstand wind and weather outside of our entry door on the deck. Hope all are well, a Thank You to everyone who left a comment on my last upload as well. -GB-

Comments (22)

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flora-crassella

1:07PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

You carved the pretty bear??? Wonderful art work!!!!!!

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timtripp

1:15PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Excellent!

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Amosicho

1:30PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Wonderful work :))))

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ShadowsNTime

1:32PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Awesome! We had one of those by the apts that I managed in Washington. I love them and I sure think the folks who do them are talented! Enjoy your new sentry, nice shot George!

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emmecielle

1:37PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Splendid work! :)

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Rainastorm

1:39PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

I love him! I love bears...awesome carving job for sure!:-) Hope he guards your home well!:-)

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decie

2:03PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

i want one i want one cool carving job also a cool photo of the guy.

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Sea_Dog

2:16PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Great sentry. He should keep you safe.

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bmac62

2:44PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

Looks friendly and I hear this kind of bear doesn't eat much:) Like your bear portrait!

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sandra46

3:40PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

wonderful woodwork!

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moonrancher

4:23PM | Sun, 05 April 2009

He is wonderful, as I'm sure your turkey calls are, too. Great trade. When I get something like this in a trade, I feel like I'm looking at the fruits of my work in a more direct way, than when it's from a checkbook.

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