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Old 12-12-2008, 05:23 PM
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I believe there is oxen patterns in books from E.J. Tangerman, I will have to double check..which one...i am certain he has done large 4footed animals that are similar...bill#1
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Oxen Plans for Woodworking by Wooden Memories has a pattern for $12.00 . that might help.
I have a oxen pulling a wagon from Korea made in 1952
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Thanks everyone for all the helpful advice and leads. I found a pattern and patterns and made an ox, sort of. Dident comeout that great but my wife thinks it's perfect, bless her heart. She loves all my work stuff even if it's not that good at times.

My next project is a carved spoon for a Christmas gift for my daughter. I am going to try cherry and hopefully it's not too hard to carve.
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