Laying Buck Yard Art 28x48, 14-Gauge Steel

Laying Buck Yard Art 28x48, 14-Gauge Steel, Bare Metal, 4 Ground Spikes Included

CNC plasma-cut from 14-gauge American steel. One-piece buck silhouette. Includes 4 heavy-duty ground spikes. Made in North Texas.

Description
This Laying Buck Yard Art is a steel-cut deer silhouette built as a one-piece CNC plasma-cut design from 14-gauge American steel in our North Texas metal shop. The artwork is cut directly into the steel, giving it permanent detail and clean edges with no surface coatings or printed layers.

Sized at 28 inches wide by 48 inches long, this silhouette is built for outdoor ground display, secured using the 4 included heavy-duty ground spikes for a stable stance in soil, grass, gravel, or packed earth.

Designed for ranches, fence rows, pond banks, driveways, gardens, barns, trails, and open-air spaces where steel silhouettes perform best against natural light or landscape backlight.

The bare steel finish allows the material to age naturally over time, while the buck design remains permanent in the steel itself. Minor steel surface tone and CNC cut character are normal in one-piece metal art.

For custom wildlife silhouettes or alternate sizing requests, contact us directly through our website for pricing and scheduling.

Details
Material: 14-gauge American steel (bare metal only)
Process: CNC plasma-cut one-piece silhouette
Size: 28" W × 48" L
Ground Install: 4 heavy-duty ground spikes included
Mounting hardware beyond spikes not included
Minor steel tone and CNC cut character are normal

Use & Placement
Install outdoors using the 4 included ground spikes on stable outdoor surfaces such as soil, grass, gravel, or packed earth.

Shipping & Pickup
Shipping is calculated at checkout based on destination. Local pickup is available in North Texas after purchase.

Turnaround
Typical processing time is 5-10 business days based on CNC scheduling and demand.

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Produced in limited weekly CNC batches.

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THINK METAL. Cut for the wild.
Made in North Texas.