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#625197 01/21/23 09:08 AM
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Can anyone point me to where I can find country/field walking staffs for sale? The ones I have seen in various British publications look to be handy and practical. I have done the obvious goole search.

Thanks!

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Thanks.

Have you ordered from McCaffrey?

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No, mine is hand made by a friend in my Sunday School class, it is perfect for me.
Has my initials and a carving of a snake in reference to the staff that Moses threw down.

He used Mesquite instead of Blackthorn

Mike

p.s. US made

https://www.brazos-walking-sticks.com/categories/Walking-Sticks/Traditional-Walking-Sticks/

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Nice!

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Make your own. Your grandchildren, or maybe some other heir, might appreciate it much more. I would.


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Check out treelineusa.com and/or Etsy for both walking sticks and blanks. Fairly easy to make one and Treeline has all the goods for finishing your own.

I have 5-6 laying around the house I've made over the years, using blanks I've cut from our property which include hawthorn, hazel nut, walnut, a few from Douglas fir, locust, heartnut and applewood and I don't remember what else. I've given away most I've made to friends and family. The freshly cut stems are easy to peel when wet and green, but they have a tendency to split or check, so I usually let them dry with the bark on before I peel them, after which I usually sand out any smaller branches I've cut off, smooth to the main stem and then finish it with an oil type of finish. I also drill a hole for the lanyard and may or may not epoxy on a sharp pre-fab spike with a rubber screw on cover to be used in various terrain types and ground cover. If I'm ambitious on a staff project and I usually am, I'll cut and shape an end cap, usually walnut and attach to the staff with a dowel and epoxy. I don't do fancy carvings or inlays.


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Thank you for those resources. I have looked at Etsy.

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I used to collect "Curlys sticks" to make walking sticks out of. Those are the saplings that grow up in a mass of vines and the vines wrapping around them causes them to grow in a spiral fashion. They were usually dog wood, sassafras. redbud or hickory. I wouidl collect them in the winter while hunting after a fresh snow. I could really see the curly trees stand out against the snow. I think I still have some blanks in the garage attic.


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I make some for friends from Walking Stick Yucca that I find coyote hunting.


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