flippin sticks

[larson1951]

flippin' sticks

here is my wore out cedar stick and a new one i just made out of alder
anybody got any lucky sticks ?..............twitko has a few cool ones...chokecherry and walnut

post them here

 

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[larson1951]

here is the stick i made for Kytalin, my little 4year old Takoja (grand daughter)
she is the person on the John Deere on my avatar
it is made from alder with an ebony and maple handle
it is 36" long

 

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[flintdigger]

Steve your granddaughter has a nice flippin stick.

 

[old digger]

Very! Very Nice!

 

[NC field hunter]

Mr. Larson was kind enough to make me a flipping stick. I decided not to post this until I had time to use it. My reason for that was to let y'all know if the power lays in the stick! First I'll show off the stick which I named by the way. Larson! Pretty creative name for my stick, huh... Larson the stick led me to some pretty nice stuff. Especially considering a tractor had been through there this morning. Take a look!



That is Larson D. Stick. Here is what he found today.

































The last pic is a point and a base that were right with each other. I don't know if they belong together or not . I think so, but their is a missing link as can be seen. Mr. Larson, thank you for the stick and the artifacts you sent me, and for the ones that I will find with the stick! Looks like the stick knows what to do!

 

[larson1951]

that is cool my friend
you scored!

 

[NC field hunter]

Mr. Larson was kind enough to make me a flipping stick. I decided not to post this until I had time to use it. My reason for that was to let y'all know if the power lays in the stick! First I'll show off the stick which I named by the way. Larson! Pretty creative name for my stick, huh... Larson the stick led me to some pretty nice stuff. Especially considering a tractor had been through there this morning. Take a look!

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That is Larson D. Stick. Here is what he found today.

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The last pic is a point and a base that were right with each other. I don't know if they belong together or not . I think so, but their is a missing link as can be seen. Mr. Larson, thank you for the stick and the artifacts you sent me, and for the ones that I will find with the stick! Looks like the stick knows what to do!

I also found this large quartz today. It was too big to flip with the stick and really does not belong in the native American section. I figured that any one that collects artifacts would respect it though. It may have been used as a hammer at some point because the tip is beat up and does not look like a tractor did the damage. Who knows , it's still pretty!

 

[larson1951]

that is big
is that a quartz crystal

 

[NC field hunter]

that is big
is that a quartz crystal

Yes sir. Do you guys have the prism shaped quarts up there? I find quite a few, but not that big.

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

It may sound kinda weird but I use a shovel, I use it for stability going down banks,sometimes to dig stairways in steep embankments to get back out & to check rocks compared to leaves in the water (lol) & in the winter when the rocks/soil gets frozen.


DCSS

 

[larson1951]

hey if a shovel works that is cool
it is different ground that we hunt
just a flat dirty old field

 

[DemonCatSpaceStar]

hey if a shovel works that is cool
it is different ground that we hunrt
just a flat dirty old field

I go thru PLENTY of those also (with not a whole lotta results! lol)

 

[larson1951]

here are two sticks i just made for russy and me, also made one more for caroline
these are the first group that is made of Honduran Mahogany
the thin black strip under the handles are made from Macassar Ebony from Celebes (by Borneo)
the outside of the handle is Kingwood (from Brazil)
here are some images from yesterday when we took them out two break them in
in a few minutes we scored a small shaft abrader and a TRSS blade
a few more shots of the handle

 

[NC field hunter]

here are two sticks i just made for russy and me, also made one more for caroline
these are the first group that is made of Honduran Mahogany
the handles are made from African Ebony and the outside of the handle is Kingwood
here are some images from yesterday when we took them out two break them in<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=680972"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=680973"/><img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=680974"/>
in a few minutes we scored a small shaft abrader and a TRSS blade

I like the way that you took the pic of them crossed. Sort of reminds me of blood brothers . I have really enjoyed my flipping stick! Found some stuff with it too !

 

[larson1951]

yes NC, i like how you named your stick (Larson D. Stick)

 

[NC field hunter]

yes NC, i like how you named your stick (Larson D. Stick)

He has been working too. That was a nice gift!

 

[larson1951]

hey Mr Rock
i thought i would bring this thread back so you can see some sticks

 

[rock]

Thanks I did view them. I am looking for something that will scoop as well as flip. I have a spot that is usually on a hill side that is muddy and hard to reach. I am still thinking on it.

 

[larson1951]

Thanks I did view them. I am looking for something that will scoop as well as flip. I have a spot that is usually on a hill side that is muddy and hard to reach. I am still thinking on it.

ok rocky

i see two ideas that look like they would work good for you

check out bsit's post #39

also river's at post #47

both on this thread,

 

[larson1951]

Yes sir. Do you guys have the prism shaped quarts up there? I find quite a few, but not that big.

never seen any quartz like that around here rusty

it looks pretty cool though

 

[Spook1959]

I most always find a nearby beaver stick. Cut with a point on both ends, bark removed and clean as a whistle! Pick what length works for you. Rarely find those beavers though...