Maytom Wood Works Spur Display

 

At the conclusion of any successful turkey hunt there are many ways to memorialize a grand day in the turkey woods and create a fitting tribute in honor and respect of the monarchs we match wits with. If you happen to regard wild turkey spurs as I do and as one might as a deer hunter in awe of a massive rack of a trophy buck, then I have a product in front of me that you might be keenly interested in. As the fat lady has sung across the country for the 2018 spring turkey season, the current offerings of Maytom Woodworks display products for your trophy gobbler are a perfect solution for your man cave, office, or trophy room

A new updated version of the “Turkey Spur Display Board” is now being offered by Maytom Woodworks of Lake View, NY.  The latest version features Red Oak with nicely figured grain, brass rods and colored beads as holders/separators between spurs. Also featured is a custom silk screen brass plate, a brass hanger embedded on the back side, and a shell brass with real turkey breast feathers adornment. There are many ways you can display this coveted trophy part of our favoured game bird,  and this spur board is a fantastic way to display many successful hunts in the turkey woods.

Once you have your spurs prepared (typically with borax or other suitable substitute), cleaned, polished or clear coated, you can mount four pairs in each row easily assuming you trim the leg bone somewhat close to each spur. You have some leeway there not to fret about being exact as you can see in the original version spur board I have shown below. With four rows you can mount 16 pairs of spurs which should cover many of you for a season or two that hunt multiple states each spring.

 

 

Loading up the spur display board is super easy, you simply need to place your display board on a soft non scratching surface, and remove two screws holding one of the side pieces that the brass rods insert to. Place your first bead then each spur with another bead until you place the last spur followed with an end bead. Repeat for each row or until you have loaded all the ones you have. You can easily come back later each season to add more. You can substitute these beads with your own, those made of bone or exoctic woods for example. The ones included in the kit work nicely and look great.

 

 

 

The final verdict of this review is a two thumbs up and a must for every turkey hunters home. With father’s day just a few weeks away, it would make a perfect gift for your turkey hunting patriarch of the family. In full disclosure  I’ve known Paul Klima, the owner of Maytom Wood Works far back to the mid 1990’s when he first started making these fine products. To know Paul is to like him and he applies a fine hand craftsmanship to everything he makes as you would expect from any well regarded call maker. I would encourage you to contact him and you’ll find my remarks to be spot on.  Below, I have a slideshow of other products he also offers.  The Turkey Spur display board sells for $85.00 plus S&H & NYS Tax.

http://maytomwoodworks.com

Turkey Spur Display Board

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One thought on “Maytom Wood Works Spur Display”

  1. Thanks a bunch Mike for the very nice write up about my displays and work!!!
    Since I enjoy both woodworking and spring turkey hunting, I have sort of combined my two favorite pastimes into a
    venture that I always wanted to do. Maytom Woodworks was an Idea I had for some time now as you well know. Just glad to finally have my site up and running now. I have many items to choose from for beards, spurs, fans, or a combination of both.
    Feel free to check out my site, I am sure that you will find an item of interest to show case your prized collections most handsomely. Again, thanks so much Mike!!!

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