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Dani My wife and I honeymooned in Alaska, we flew to Anchorage, did a day trip by train to Seward, then train north stopping in Denali for a few days, then on to Fairbanks. From there a van tour to the arctic circle. Unlike my mom and dad's honey moon, we did not do any fishing, but did fill...

Very cool Dani, flatwork is a totally different beast. I like it!

Beautiful swans...got plans to hunt over them? Targeting swans or confidence deeks?

Thanks Steve Head is attached with a "threaded dowel" which to someone who does not work in a hardware store, is a double ended 5/16" lag bolt. The longest I found locally was 4", so 2" into each piece, therefore to add some strength through the grain of the head I ran a 3" wood screw up from...

Finished up the walking stick the other night: Simple stimple painted head with latex and acrylics Whittled down the base for a 1" copper tube, secured with a brass screw, and optional indoor cap

Well when I was learning to hunt, and learning to call duck, I tried a lot of different cheap calls, and found one of the cheapest to be my favorite until I got better...and by better I learned that less is more. But for a kid, it's just fun to call, and for a little kid, it's fun to make...

I'm off work next week, that should give me a good start after I finish the book I'm in the midst of already

First bunch of books arrived...should keep my mind busy a while

them too!

Making a walking stick for my dad. Cut a stem out of a river birch in the yard last year, saved it thinking it still had a use for something. Used about half of it making this. Had a canvasback head cut and rough carved in a crate for years, stylized pattern from a Moak deek my dad has owned...

It's so easy even a geezer can do it! (not referencing myself, but HuntinDave has been posting pics) Click on Media at the top Click Add Media Click create a personal album (or later you can choose to add to an album you already started) Click upload media (at least on a window...