My Badger Sporran, made by Ferguson Britt

[Ryan Ross]

Man, that badger looks awsome with the weathered color scheme of your kilt. Cheers!

FB sporrans are, as far as I'm concerned, the best high-end sporrans on the market. Hand craftsmanship really does make all the difference. For Christmas, I found a skunk Glengyle under the tree (and since this is my first post on this forum), here's a picture of it in action:

[McFarkus]

For Christmas, I found a skunk Glengyle under the tree (and since this is my first post on this forum), here's a picture of it in action:

from Chicago

[M. A. C. Newsome]

Hey, Ryan is here! About time!

Hey, buddy, feel like coming up to kilt kamp this June?
http://kiltkamp.scottishtartans.org

Then you could stop having to pay me to make all your kilts. :-) I know just the cloth you could use, too... I have this unidentified black based tartan sitting in my office that I was thinking of making myself something nice with, unless you wanted it..... :-)

~M

[Jack Daw]

Man, that badger looks awsome with the weathered color scheme of your kilt. Cheers!

FB sporrans are, as far as I'm concerned, the best high-end sporrans on the market. Hand craftsmanship really does make all the difference. For Christmas, I found a skunk Glengyle under the tree (and since this is my first post on this forum), here's a picture of it in action:

I may have to get one of those skunks. It would match what's happening in my own hair.