Hunting Tattoos
12-22-2008, 01:44 PM
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: BUCKS Co PA
Posts: 198
RE: Hunting Tattoes
I have had an idea for along time. A bowhunter in a stand in the back ground bow drawn On an average size deer that the normal everyday hunter would shoot ( standard size 8 pt maybe) I want it to be realistic if you get the drift. Set up on a fence line/ field edge. watching a doe. Very big piece I want it to take up the bottom of my back. and its alot of back you could plant acers of corn on. LOL..I am not artistic but hope you get the drift.
Since I moved to Pa from NY I dont know of a shop I trust to do it up...that and the $ and time I know it will take
Since I moved to Pa from NY I dont know of a shop I trust to do it up...that and the $ and time I know it will take
12-22-2008, 01:49 PM
#4
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 437
RE: Hunting Tattoes
ORIGINAL: Mr October
I have had an idea for along time. A bowhunter in a stand in the back ground bow drawn On an average size deer that the normal everyday hunter would shoot ( standard size 8 pt maybe) I want it to be realistic if you get the drift. Set up on a fence line/ field edge. watching a doe. Very big piece I want it to take up the bottom of my back. and its alot of back you could plant acers of corn on. LOL..I am not artistic but hope you get the drift.
Since I moved to Pa from NY I dont know of a shop I trust to do it up...that and the $ and time I know it will take
I have had an idea for along time. A bowhunter in a stand in the back ground bow drawn On an average size deer that the normal everyday hunter would shoot ( standard size 8 pt maybe) I want it to be realistic if you get the drift. Set up on a fence line/ field edge. watching a doe. Very big piece I want it to take up the bottom of my back. and its alot of back you could plant acers of corn on. LOL..I am not artistic but hope you get the drift.
Since I moved to Pa from NY I dont know of a shop I trust to do it up...that and the $ and time I know it will take
That sounds like it would be quite the tattoo. I hope you get it.
12-22-2008, 08:47 PM
#8
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: The Bay which is Green, WI
Posts: 1,275
RE: Hunting Tattoes
I have been really wanting one lately too. Outdoor life had a pretty cool little online gallery with a bunch of them. Nice tat by the way rybo, I like how it's not just some outrageous buck.
12-22-2008, 08:52 PM
#9
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 7,208
RE: Hunting Tattoes
Thanks guys,
I originally got the skull 5-6 years ago, maybe more. Last year I added the arrowhead. That run $80, I have no idea what I paid the first time around.
When it comes to picking a tattoo, price should be one of the LAST things you consider. Permanent ink on your body is not a time to bargain shop.
I originally got the skull 5-6 years ago, maybe more. Last year I added the arrowhead. That run $80, I have no idea what I paid the first time around.
When it comes to picking a tattoo, price should be one of the LAST things you consider. Permanent ink on your body is not a time to bargain shop.
