Who lost these?

[camoclad]

Cutters from a hog skull

[spidermonkey]

I just figured it was the top cutters off the hog you killed since they were right there with it? If all cutters were still in the skull, then guess I’m wrong. Definitely won’t be the first time! The yellowish portion would’ve been in the jaw, the polished white portion sticking out. Looks like I can see the flattened off end where the bottom cutters slide back/forth against them and produce the “sharpening” effect. Good Huntin, and God Bless, Rusty

[Deerguy]

Teeth. The darker part is the root.

exactly right

[Hogmauler]

Hilliary’s toenails.

[BDKeeling]

Hogs incisor teeth slipped out of the upper jaw.


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[AntlerCollector]

Looks like the top hog teeth to me

[Walker]

I believe they are claws. Certainly not hog teeth.

[BDKeeling]

I believe they are claws. Certainly not hog teeth.

They are hog teeth


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[BTLowry]

First thought was mountain lion claws

Then I read responses and hog teeth more likely. Did not know the roots had that much curve to them though

[IkemanTX]

Those are for sure hog teeth. I water macerated a pig skull last year, and had to fish all the teeth out of the sludge in the bottom to put back in the skull.
You would be very surprised how curved teeth are in many animals.


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[Bassdeer]

Snagglepuss the name and there mine.

[Quackerbox]

Thems toofs

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[Shake N' Bake]

Those are the upper front teeth from a hog. I do skull mounts as a side businesses and have seen them dozens of times. The sharp part is what up inside the mouth and the flat part is what you would see.

Edit: went and dug through my spare tooth cup and found some

[Walker]

Heck, just realized I was looking at them backwards. The tan part is the root. Hog teeth.

[asu-indian]

Hogbearcat clawteeth is my guess. Just going by the experts here.