How to make a traditional cow/bull horn roaring horn.

Part 1
This is a two part series on how I make my cow/bull horn roaring horns.
If you need any extra tips on certain parts of the process just leave a comment.
To start this project you will need,
A Cow/horn.
A Course File.
A Drill and a dremel.
Drill bits and drum and sanding flap wheels.
Sand paper (220-1200 grit)
Metal Polish (autosol)
Car wax.
Para cord or braided leather.

[@willhorting5317]

Nice engraving.
I understand the work that goes into these, as I make coyote howler calls from cattle and bison horns.

[@dmuller4217]

Woow I'm so thankful for your video I've just purchased some horns for me and sons' is comp still running and how do you make your leather work I've got some owl feathers from road kill and hawk to add...very nice my friend

[@RavenRaven-se6lr]

Nice idea thanks

[@trashpanda2938]

Can you make a tutorial on how to use them

[@chethanveena613]

Yeah

[@matthort1719]

If have ever played a brass instrument in band or something, its really similar. a smaller hole is blown like a trumpet while a larger hole *should* be like a trombone I say should because I've never used one with a larger hole. so someone more experienced would be better. if you are wondering what in the world i mean by like a trumpet, you press your lips together pretty hard, with the hole forming a seal around your lips, then blow into it, it will feel like a hum almost, and your lips will get tingly, takes some practice. trombone is like that but looser

[@samsulhuda4797]

jaman dulu tanduk.di buat sisir.bisa untuk mengobati rambut rontok.

[@the_autistic_girl]

Where can I go to get my cow horn turned into a Celtic horn in Georgia

[@rustydogoutdoors8014]

Sorry I live in New Zealand so can't help you with that.

[@KalinkaarDipendra]

Good collection of horns.
Make a vdo of making blow horn

[@b.l.christian4673]

Sir, can a long horn's horn be made into a bugle? If not, why?

[@rustydogoutdoors8014]

Yes you can use any horn, tho we only use them to amplify the noise we make not as a bugle.

[@simplelifeandjourney51923]

May I ask how big is the hole ?

[@rustydogoutdoors8014]

@@simplelifeandjourney51923 go as big as the horn will allow without making it brittle.

[@BearCavazos]

What do you do with the solid bits brother?

[@OFFICALVA3DLO]

Hey mate would u make a horn that has a deep low sound alos would u be able to ingrave LYONS on it as my name is Donald Lyons we come from old norce lyon clan...also wear i buiy one of these,,, do you have a website? need a horn i can blow in not a drinking glass horn...

[@rustydogoutdoors8014]

Hey mate
No sorry I don't make them for people, too much time involved in making them.

[@samufrog9304]

Can I buy one off of you???

[@SilentNoMore64]

Where do you purchase cow horns?

[@rustydogoutdoors8014]

They can be purchased on trademe or from homekill butchers

[@stormbreaker758]

Do you wear a mask? I wasn't wearing one when I started but I noticed (after a while) that it was quite a lot of dusk in the air so now I'm wearing a mask. I have a little bit of a dry cough now (no corona) and I was wondering if that bit of exposure to the dust was bad or if its just unrelated.

[@OwlskiTV]

Since you never got a reply;
Yes when it comes to working with bone, horn, and some exotic hardwoods you want to be wearing at the very least a respirator and work in a ventilated area.
Whilst I don't know specific longterm effects that are caused by breathing in bone or horn, I know that they can cause damage to your lungs over time if you're constantly breathing in such particulates. For some exotic hardwoods however, it can straight up be toxic to inhale the dust stirred up, so always wear the appropriate protection when working with such things.
At the very least, these items can be irritants when inhaling, so take appropriate precaution.
Stay safe~

[@mohdnaseemnaseem3838]

Hi

[@robertstarkey9777]

Nice work
I hate to see horns sanded to death on some horns I have seen.