My pictures didn't turn out as well as I had hoped, but a promise is a promise.
My neighbors, Tiff and Andy, have a rotting bison head hanging from a chain in their backyard.

The pictures looked a lot better before I had to shrink them down a bit. What you're missing is the eyeball that's dried out and sunken into the socket, the paper-thin flesh peeling off, the tongue sticking out in a rather cheeky manner, and the gnaw marks on the horns where some critters have been trying to get their mineral fix.
Andy brought the buffalo head home from a ranch out in South Dakota where herds are maintained. A government project, I think, but Andy can correct me if I'm wrong. My brief interview with Andy:
Andy, for the benefit of my more sensitive readers, can you confirm for me that this poor fellow died of natural causes, no doubt sniffing the clover in the back forty and keeled over unexpectedly and without pain or suffering?Here's Andy poking the head with a stick.If you consider a bullet a natural cause.

While I know this beats whatever is showing at the Guthrie Theater these days, don't bother coming out to see the sights for yourself. Andy took the head down this afternoon. I'm pretty sure he's saving it for the next neighborhood party, when he'll stuff it with cans of Busch Light and bring a baseball bat.
Posted by Cathy at April 5, 2005 10:22 PMCathy, if you think that's bad, you may not have seen the infamous "redneck neighbor" page. It was done awhile ago when the internet was still for tech heads and rednecks could be safely assumed not to cruise the web. http://www.joespc.com/carlos/redneck.htm
Posted by: Margaret at April 6, 2005 09:54 AMAndy needs some dermestes maculatus (http://www.nhm.ac.uk/news/items/smallest_employees250804.html).
Posted by: aelfheld at April 6, 2005 01:06 PMCool. I want one.
Posted by: Dan at April 7, 2005 11:49 AMThat's so awesome. Reminds me of the stuffed Boar's head with a pink ribbon around its snout as a wedding gift to one of my best friends.
We still write.
Posted by: Chris Muir at April 9, 2005 12:19 PMThat is, I sent it to him.
Enghrish. Somtimes I use it lotz.
Posted by: Chris Muir at April 9, 2005 12:20 PM