Got a nice WALL Hammer... Show it off here! :)

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Just what the title says. If you could post up a pic of your wall hammers and also how long you have had it.
Seems to be not many with them?
Here is one of mine has double in size since I got it.
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I've got quite a number of them. Here are a couple against the wall.
First one is not real pretty but it's a 28 ouncer that has a good wallop. I've had it about 7 years now.
The second one is only 10 ounces but is much prettier with a solid hickory handle.
Oh, um, wait... did you mean a different kind of hammer? ;Hilarious;Joyful;Hilarious

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I've got quite a number of them. Here are couple against the wall.
First one is not real pretty but it's a 28 ouncer that has a good wallop. I've had it about 7 years now.
The second one is only 10 ounces but is much prettier with a solid hickory handle.
Oh, um, wait... did you mean a different kind of hammer? ;Hilarious;Joyful;Hilarious

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Lol haha thanks for the laugh!
 
I've got quite a number of them. Here are couple against the wall.
First one is not real pretty but it's a 28 ouncer that has a good wallop. I've had it about 7 years now.
The second one is only 10 ounces but is much prettier with a solid hickory handle.
Oh, um, wait... did you mean a different kind of hammer? ;Hilarious;Joyful;Hilarious

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That's good stuff right there.
Reminds me of my dad's "10 pound walleye" he had on the wall at work.
 
I've got quite a number of them. Here are a couple against the wall.
First one is not real pretty but it's a 28 ouncer that has a good wallop. I've had it about 7 years now.
The second one is only 10 ounces but is much prettier with a solid hickory handle.
Oh, um, wait... did you mean a different kind of hammer? ;Hilarious;Joyful;Hilarious

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Best looking hammers on the forum! ;Hilarious

I have one hammer coral that I'm questioning whether its a branching as it was sold to me. Looks nothing like my other branching hammers but also doesnt look like any wall hammer I've seen with a distinct cut in the skeleton from fragging. 3 mouths but it looks like one single big polyp, not separate branches for each mouth. I gotta get a shot if it when it closes up to show what I'm talking about lol
 
I've got quite a number of them. Here are a couple against the wall.
First one is not real pretty but it's a 28 ouncer that has a good wallop. I've had it about 7 years now.
The second one is only 10 ounces but is much prettier with a solid hickory handle.
Oh, um, wait... did you mean a different kind of hammer? ;Hilarious;Joyful;Hilarious

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I would pull that first one out... It's probably leaching stuff into your water. ;Drool
 

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