Traits

A pair of horns that fold back a few inches from where they sprout, usually ending in double points but may be rounded or have just a single point if desired.

An uncommon style of horn that curves in an unusual way, giving the illusion that they've been swept by the wind and stuck in place.

•  Swept:  

  🔹 These horns may point forward or backward, and should curve in a loose "s" shape.
  
  ❗ Pawbird horns can blend seamlessly into the head or have a clear separation.
  ❗ Pawbird horns may be smooth and shiny with some give or dense and jelly-like in appearance.
  ❗ All uncommon horns may have small metal caps at the tip of each point, being a common pawbird practice for those with larger horns. These caps are rarely seen in gold or platinum, usually reserved for rarer horn types.