jymbee
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Great info in the recent coyote thread. Several mentioned carrying a "walking stick". Do you stick folks fashion your own, or is there something commercial that's available you can recommend?
Walking stick?
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k0ua
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I have always just found a likely little tree.. I had an old sassafras one for many years. Post oak would be good I would think Hickory maybe better... but anything would be better than getting bit... Of course they say that almost any gun is better than a sharp stick:laughing:
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I don't know how I ever beat Bird on this post, but I'm sure he's gonna recommed a [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Walking-Cane-Chestnut-hardwood-authentic/dp/B002O5TBAO"]Bubba-Stik[/ame].
About anything you whack with that hame ball on the end of the stick will be convinced to go away.:thumbsup:
Also, a popular wood for walking sticks here in Texas is Crape Myrtle.
About anything you whack with that hame ball on the end of the stick will be convinced to go away.:thumbsup:Also, a popular wood for walking sticks here in Texas is Crape Myrtle.
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My buddy ordered a "walking stick" from the USA...
It is a cane/stick with a 24-30" high carbon 1055 steel blade inside, sharpened both sides...
Like this one;
Cold Steel Heavy Duty Sword Cane Aluminum Shaft 37-1/2" Overall - Knifecenter.com
It is a cane/stick with a 24-30" high carbon 1055 steel blade inside, sharpened both sides...
Like this one;
Cold Steel Heavy Duty Sword Cane Aluminum Shaft 37-1/2" Overall - Knifecenter.com
k0ua
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"Back, Back, I say Vermin or I will run yee through!":laughing::laughing:
Would not be the first time someone though of one of those.!
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Cold Steel Irish Blackthorn Self Defense Walking Stick - BUDK $43.99
BlackSwift Sticks - walking stick self defense $49.95
Cold Steel 91WAS - African Walking Stick $23.31
Not just the money, I am liking the African Walking Stick, I bet ya it will Sheleighlea an attcking african clear back into the stone age should an animal from Africa, or a coyote, come at you!
BlackSwift Sticks - walking stick self defense $49.95
Cold Steel 91WAS - African Walking Stick $23.31
Not just the money, I am liking the African Walking Stick, I bet ya it will Sheleighlea an attcking african clear back into the stone age should an animal from Africa, or a coyote, come at you!
Artisan
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James that is not a bad idea, MAYBE, so if an human comes at you, and you put up the cane they will grab it, unknowingly, they are grabbing the sheath to a sword, they will unsheath your weapon for you BUT, they now have a staff...
It's cool no matter.
20 20
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I actually do wood carvings and one of my favorite things to make are walking sticks. I have made them with eagles, deer, raccoons, hummingbirds and other things. I can't think of the exact length off the top of my head(50'' or so).
Artisan
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Might I suggest you post some pics of your carvings?
creekbend
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I think that in some States, that would be considered a "concealed weapon"? Perhaps, it would be in the Buyer's best interest to check in regards their State Law Enforcement Statues. There may be also local ordinances to consider. Just a thought? The reason that I mentioned this, is because a fellow worker of mine years ago had one behind the seat of his pickup and he was charged and convicted.
