Spent shells

[THattaway]

What would one of these be worth to you?

[Gobble!]

$15?

Pretty cool though.

[guesswho]

Depends on the significance of the shell.  To just buy one at a flee market I'd probably spend 6-8 bucks on one.   The shell from somebody's first or last bird, or other special occasion I'd probably drop a 20.

[hush]

Really cool!

[THattaway]

Thanks, not looking for $, just judging my worth. The few I've done have killed toms. Hevishot gold hulls seem to be the better canvas.

[tha bugman]

Cool idea!  Looks great!

[Spitten and drummen]

I will take 2. I like them

[guesswho]

You have way more patience and talent than I do.  I originally didn't realize the gobbler was part of the original shell.  Looks great, and a great idea.  Well done sir!

[Gobbler2577]

I prefer the one in the window, but they both are awesome!

[Turkeyslayer7]

Since it's hand done and takes time I'd go $30. Looks great by the way


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[randy6471]

They look great. I'd say 25-30 bucks.

[Gen.27:3]

That's very cool! And I. My opinion the craftsmanship is worth much, much more than what anyone above me has said.

[3bailey3]

what are the turkey made of?

[SinGin]

They look great. I'd say 25-30 bucks.

X2 cool idea especially if it was a special shell

[Gen.27:3]

what are the turkey made of?

OP can correct me if I am wrong, but it appears to me that the turkey is made from the plastic hull and that it is still attached to the brass by the turkey feet as well.