Winnipeg and sporrans

**george7** · 11th April 09, 12:06 PM

Bovine may be the best option. Not a bit of the cow goes to waste and the sporrans still look great.

**Fedgunner** · 11th April 09, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

I'm guessing Mr. Fedgunner only wants to store it on the Canadian side and just wear it when he's visiting north of the border.....

Ron

Exactly!

**Deano** · 13th April 09, 05:54 AM

Originally Posted by The Barry

Well, that just threw a bunch of my jokes and analogies out the window!

Oh, c'mon. The deer analogy just sort of lends itself to all kinds of road kill sporrans. Hey, wait a minute? I think I'll start marketing a line of sporrans and call them Road Kill Sporrans. I could have Deer, Raccoon, Possum, Badger.

**The Barry** · 13th April 09, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by Deano

Oh, c'mon. The deer analogy just sort of lends itself to all kinds of road kill sporrans. Hey, wait a minute? I think I'll start marketing a line of sporrans and call them Road Kill Sporrans. I could have Deer, Raccoon, Possum, Badger.

You could make a nice logo with a tire track running through it!

**JolyStNicholas** · 13th April 09, 11:54 AM

Senior moment going on here!

**Chrissss** · 13th April 09, 01:44 PM

I constantly use the "road kill" line when wearing my skunk sporran. Everyone always asks about it.

Chris...

**JolyStNicholas** · 13th April 09, 02:16 PM

A package arrive in the post today marked "Used Sporran" from a very dear friend in the UK.

With all the Pro's and Con's here about this topic, It is USED, it is from the middle 50's, and I Love It.

**Fedgunner** · 16th April 09, 08:14 PM

All the reasonable arguments aside. There are those growing up in a certain turbulent time that wishes to posess something for the very reason as the government tells them they can't