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​Standing at an imposing 10 feet tall, this Kodiak Brown Bear is carved with museum-grade realism and mounted on a naturalistic rock-textured base. Hand carved with weatherproof  materials, it is suited for indoor or outdoor installation. This sculpture represents strength, guardianship, endurance, and the fierce calm of wilderness itself. It is designed to become a landmark; an anchor piece for any property seeking a signature moment of Western identity, power, and artistry.

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Though the Kodiak Brown Bear is not native to Wyoming, Jesse chose this subject deliberately. His vision was to showcase the majestic height, power, and realism of one of the world’s most awe-inspiring animals

Features

• Monumental 10-foot height

• Museum-grade detail and lifelike expression

• Zero-maintenance, fully weatherproof construction

• Built to withstand extreme temperatures, high winds, and heavy snowfall

• Zero-maintenance weatherproof 

Pre-built to accept optional enhancements:

• Integrated heat panels (prevent snow accumulation, eliminate manual snow removal)

• Custom lighting for nighttime illumination and landmark visibility

• Anchoring and mounting adaptions for plazas, entryways, or elevated bases

• Turnkey placement sculpted on a rock-textured base for immediate installation and dramatic height

• Anchors any entrance, lobby, plaza, or tourism corridor

Perfect For

Hotels • Resorts • Visitor Centers • Tourism Bureaus
Restaurants • Breweries • Retail Developments
Real Estate Communities • Corporate Headquarters

• Municipal Placemaking • Public Art Installations 

• Proven economic and marketing impact modeled after the world-famous Afton Elkhorn Arch

Investment & Tax Advantages

This sculpture qualifies under Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation for 2025, making it a powerful year-end investment for businesses seeking both aesthetics and tax efficiency.
Ask your CPA how a landmark installation can be fully expensed in the same year it’s placed in service.

One-of-one wildlife sculpture captures the raw power and precision of a hunting raptor at the exact moment of dominance. A perched hawk, carved mid-strike with a Western rattlesnake, stands as one of Jesse LaBenne’s most technically complex and emotionally charged works to date.​

 

Crafted entirely from a single piece of naturally fallen timber hand-foraged by the artist in the Wyoming Range, this piece embodies authenticity from base to beak.

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Features

Hawk 

• Height: 20–24 inches

• Wings (resting with slight lift): 14–18 inches across

• Body Depth: 8–10 inches

• Talons to Tail Span: 12–15 inches

Rattlesnake

Length (coiled pose): 22–30 inches

• Coil Diameter: 5–7 inches

• Rattle Size: anatomically accurate, ¾–1½ inches

Base

• Base Height: 6–10 inches depending on cut

• Material: same Wyoming Range log section, preserved and stained

 

A Single Block of Wyoming Timber  

This sculpture is carved entirely from a solid piece of wood that the artist himself located, secured, transported, and prepared from the Wyoming Range forest.
This direct provenance elevates the piece from artwork to heirloom artifact.

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Interior Statement Piece for:

• Luxury mountain homes

• Ranch estates

• Executive offices

• Bank lobbies & financial institutions (symbol of vigilance, defense, vision)

• Chamber of Commerce buildings (embodies regional wildlife heritage)

• Tourism bureaus & visitor centers

• Historical museums

Its scale, realism, and provenance make it suitable for both private collectors and public exhibition.

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​Suspended in full flight captures the emotion, power, and presence of one of America’s most iconic predators, frozen in a moment of pure majesty. Hand-carved with museum-grade realism and suspended as if soaring overhead, the piece embodies freedom, courage, precision, and the unmistakable command of a true apex raptor. Each wing feather, layer of shadowing, and muscle contour was carved and painted by hand, creating such lifelike motion that smaller birds instinctively avoid the area.

 

For collectors, it offers something rare: the ability to own the presence of a real American Eagle, its symbolism, its authority, its heritage—without violating federal protection laws.

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Features

• All dimensions approximate those of a real American Bald Eagle in full wingspan display:

• Wingspan (full extension): ~6.5 to 7.25 feet

• Body length (beak to tail): ~28 to 36 inches

• Body depth / chest thickness: ~8 to 12 inches

• Talons-to-tail vertical drop (in flight posture): ~2.5 to 3.5 feet

• Beak length: ~2.5 to 3 inches

• Feather layering: Multiple carved layers with natural shadowing to simulate lift and motion

• These measurements honor true raptor anatomy, reflecting Jesse’s commitment to scientific accuracy and realism.

Interior Statement Piece

Collectors often use the suspended eagle to create:

• A dramatic foyer centerpiece, positioned above a staircase or vaulted entry

• A great room focal point, drawing the eye upward and adding motion to large spaces

• A symbolic office or boardroom installation, representing leadership and vision

• A gallery or mezzanine display, where viewers can stand beneath the wings

• A lodge or cabin skylight installation, enhancing natural timber and stone architecture

Outdoor Uses & Natural Bird Repelling

Outdoors, collectors have utilized these eagles to:

• Protect patios, decks, docks, and boat houses by naturally deterring smaller birds

• Reduce nuisance bird activity around cabins, barns, rooflines, and garden structures

• Anchor entrances, gates, pergolas, or porch overhangs with a predator presence

• Create a stunning suspended display under covered outdoor spaces

Because the eagle is rendered with such authenticity, prey species—pigeons, magpies, smaller birds, etc.—instinctively avoid areas where the sculpture is suspended.

This hand-carved Grizzly Cub Waving stands approximately two feet tall and is carved from a single, uniquely branched piece of wood harvested in Wilson, Wyoming, just beneath the Tetons.  Jesse saw the natural fork in the wood and used it to create the cub’s waving arm without cutting, attaching, or compositing separate pieces. The whole bear, including the raised paw, grows from one continuous block. Finished in a deep dark walnut base stain with golden highlights brushed into the muzzle, chest, ears, and paw pads, the cub has a rich, warm tone that feels both rustic and refined.

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Inspired by the proportions of a real grizzly cub only a few months old, this little bear feels happy, playful, and full of curiosity, like he’s just paused to wave while trotting along behind his mother. His expression is soft and welcoming rather than aggressive, an invitation, making him a charming “greeter” for an entryway, porch, or hearth. 

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Features

• Height: ~24" (approx. two feet tall)

• Material: Single-piece log from Wilson, Wyoming, under the Tetons

• Carving Style: Fully hand-carved; natural branch used to form the waving arm

Stains & Finish:

• Base: Dark walnut stain for depth and shadow

• Accents: Golden stain layered on snout, chest, ears, and select high points

• Protective: Exterior-grade clear coat for moisture and UV resistance

Construction:

One solid block of reclaimed Wyoming wood (no glued-on limbs or composite parts)

• Naturally heavy for stability—designed not to tip easily

• Expression & Pose:

• Right/left paw (your choice) raised in a welcoming wave

• Soft, playful expression evoking a young cub following his mother

• Subtle texturing in fur for light-catching detail

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Placement Ideas

Collectors have used similar cubs as:

• A front-door greeter on a covered porch or stoop

• A hearth companion beside a stone fireplace

• A hallway or mudroom accent where kids and guests pass by and “high-five” the paw

• A cabin or lodge entry piece, welcoming guests with Wyoming character

• A patio or deck sculpture, adding charm and personality to outdoor seating areas.

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Because of its friendly, playful posture and realistic form, it reads as both fine art and family-friendly décor—an heirloom-quality piece that feels like a real, young grizzly who stopped just long enough to say hello.

Hand carved a newborn black bear cub who slipped into a naturally hollowed log in Wilson, Wyoming, right beneath Teton Village. With his tiny head tilted to the side and peeking out of the log, he looks as though he has been caught in a moment of pure curiosity and mischief. His expression is soft, innocent, and irresistibly sweet, embodying the playful nature of a cub just beginning to explore the world around him.

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Carved directly into the hollow of the log, with no composite parts or attachments, this sculpture preserves the authentic shape and grain of the Wyoming timber while showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. Each paw is individually detailed, from the tiny toe pads to the subtle curvature of newborn claws. The fur is textured in fine layered strokes, then finished with preservative-rich blended paints that add depth, durability, and a lifelike sheen. Both the log and the cub originate from the same Wilson, WY location, giving the piece a unified natural provenance. Newborn size but rich in detail, it’s an ideal wildlife collectible for offices, kitchens, reading corners, entry shelves, or any intimate interior space that desires a touch of Teton charm.

Features

• Origin: Wilson, Wyoming , right under the Grand Teton!

• Species: American Black Bear (newborn cub)

• Height: Approximately 18 inches

• Materials: Single Wyoming hollow-log with cub carved directly into its structure

Finish:

• Blended preservative paints for durability

• Multi-layered fur texturing

• Natural wood grain preserved and highlighted

Design Notes:​

• Peeking/“stuck in a log” pose

• Playful, curious expression

• Detailed paw pads and tiny claws

Perfect For

• Office shelves, executive desks, or creative workspaces

• Kitchen counters, breakfast nooks, or decorative shelves

• Entry tables, foyer displays, or hallway accent shelves

• Reading corners, bookcases, or personal retreat spaces

• Cabin or lodge interiors needing authentic wildlife accents

• Mantels, built-ins, or small mountain-home display areas

• Children’s reading rooms or gentle wildlife-themed spaces

• Vacation rentals or boutique hospitality areas seeking charm

Hand-carved from naturally fallen reclaimed timber collected in Wilson, Wyoming, at the very base of the majestic Teton Range, The Teton Cling Bear is a truly one-of-a-kind wildlife sculpture. Its uniqueness lies not only in the provenance of the wood—gathered from one of the most iconic mountain landscapes in the West—but in the way the artist carved the bear directly into the natural hollow of the log, allowing the form, grain, and curvature of the wood to dictate the bear’s playful pose.

 

This young American black bear appears to be stretching, climbing, and peeking out all at once, showcasing four opening points where tiny toes and claws emerge in exquisite detail. Every centimeter is fully hand-shaped, hand-painted, and hand-textured, giving the piece a museum-grade lifelike realism rarely seen in work of this scale.

 

No two pieces could ever be created this way again, making The Teton Cling Bear an heirloom-quality addition to any environment seeking authenticity, character, and a genuine piece of Wild Wyoming.

Features

• Hand-carved from naturally fallen reclaimed timber gathered in Wilson, Wyoming

• Carved directly into the natural hollow of the log, no composites or attachments

• Museum-grade realism with multi-layered fur texturing and lifelike expression

• Four realistic paw openings with individually carved toes and claws

• Finished with preservative-rich stains and paints for long-term durability

• One-piece construction preserving natural grain, curvature, and log character

• Zero-maintenance exterior suitable for long-lasting indoor display

• Species: American Black Bear (young cub)

Origin: Wilson, Wyoming — Teton Range

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Perfect For

• Homes and cabins seeking authentic Wyoming wildlife décor

• Executive offices and private workspaces

• Creative studios and artistic interiors

• Kitchen counters, reading nooks, and built-in shelving

• Entry tables, foyer displays, or hallway accent spaces

• Lodge and mountain-home interiors

• Fireplace mantels or sideboard displays

• Collectors looking for rare, one-of-a-kind Wyoming-made pieces

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