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Old 12th May 2009, 07:15 PM   #9
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I've thought bacula were neat since I first learned about them. Still, antique is about the only way you'll get an oosik these days, given both the marine mammal laws, and the fact that walrus need Arctic ice to thrive, and that's getting in increasingly short supply.

Just think, if we can reverse global warming, there will be oosiks for all. After their first owners are done with them, of course.
Actually, AFAIK what you cannot get now due to laws is raw oosik material. If the piece has been worked artistically by an Inuit it is allowed to be sold, so it is possible to get a new oosik club made by a native.
That is, of course, no reason not to work our asses off to reverse global warming!
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