Guess the indians weren't shy..

[mass]

Found this today.. The indians must've been proud of what the good lord gave em'!!

 

[lizasaur]

It's amazing how you just stumble across this stuff out there.
Great find though!!

 

[mass]

Saw some gobblers too!

 

[lizasaur]

Ah! :3 Cute turkeys :3

Gobblers=Turkeys::Hippity Hops= ?

 

[limeslide]

Well, at least they don't treat it as a burden. :B Do you know what tribe it belongs to by any chance, or is it just decoration?

 

[mass]

There used to be a plaque on that sign post at the base. But it's gone and I don't recall what it said.

 

[scottychaos]

Probably a fertility symbol..
there are lots of "enhanced" male and female statues representing fertility, or praying for fertility, things like that..its probably not a "bragging" type thing!

Totem poles like that were/are only made and used by the several tribes of the North-West coast..
along the Pacific coast from Washington state, along the Pacific coast of Canada, and up towards Alaska.

http://users.imag.net/~sry.jkramer/nativetotems/

This one looks genuine, and was probably carved by one of those tribes..regardless of where it is now located..

Scot

 

[sarracenia]

i think it's an homage to Brett Favre

 

[mass]

I honostly didn't think it was a bragging thing.. but it was too funny not to post pics of.