



Eagle bone flutes I made from the ulna bone of the same Bald Eagle's wings
Copper Replica flutes
Turkey bone flutes (2 tibiotarsus and 1 ulna)
My Bone Flutes are made with turkey bones, copper or bamboo. I make them in the same manner as old prehistoric Eagle Bone or Turkey Bone Flutes. I melt homemade pine pitch glue made from Pinyon pine sap and charcoal or ash and shape it into the bore of the flute (see diagram above). I also make whistles that will only have the sound hole and no finger holes.
Flutes range from 5.5 inches to 8 inches long with 1 to 3 holes. These Bone Flutes are meant to imitate Eagles and other birds.
Jemez Eagle Bone Flutes- Blogpost
Bone Flutes on Flutopedia
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