carved caribou antler

Caribou, also known as Reindeer a species within the deer family known for their association with Old Saint Nick and living in northern habitats.  Caribou are typically found above the 50th Latitude line with significant populations found in Alaska, Canada, Norway, Siberia and Greenland. These Antlers were shed by migrating Caribou and carved by Bob Merry an Alaskan artist near the Anchorage area; this piece is titled “bear, fish, trees” and has a wonderfully carved face and Talon of an Eagle etched into its base. For a closer view hover on the image above to have it enlarged.