Another way we see this tattoo is with skulls of deer or antlers. Hunting is a major hobby for many in the United States and especially in the South. You might see the Browning symbol in a Confederate flag or guns and deer surrounding the Confederate flag tattoo. These two seem to go hand-in-hand.

We also see a lot of eagles incorporated into the Confederate flag tattoo. There is nothing more American than the Bald Eagle and people donning this tattoo feel the two coincide. The Bald Eagle gives Americans a sense of pride as the Confederate flag does to some in the South. When combining these two symbols, it can create a very powerful image. As the flag flies, so does the Bald Eagle.

We understand the subject of the Confederate flag is a touchy subject. It holds certain meanings to different people, but it doesn’t mean people don’t have the right to get the Confederate flag tattooed on their body. As we said in the above article, this flag carries a sense of southern pride for many that wear it and we wanted to try to explain the symbolism behind it for those thinking about this historic symbol. We hope that after reading this, you will have a better understanding of the Confederate flag and what it represents.

If you are still having trouble deciding on a tattoo or aren’t sure of the artist or shop you should reach out to, please let us know. We offer recommendations to people looking for a little guidance in terms of finding a tattoo artist or shop that will best fit their needs. We recommend taking your time because this tattoo will be on your body for a long time. Choose your tattoo artist wisely.