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Good to know! Thanks for watching! 👍

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It's great! 🤙

Thanks for watching. I just spend a half hour here and a half hour there when I can. 🤙

Thank you very much for saying so. ✌️

Thank you! Cheers!

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Appreciate, bud. Life is awesome!

Thanks! 👍

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Thanks a lot, bud!!

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for the comment. Since this kit is meant for a quick scout I didn't include personal hygiene gear. I plan on doing a multi-day kit video soon which will definitely include that stuff. Cheers!

Thanks! I will. 👍

@neesbushcraft thanks Blackie Thomas

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Thank you very much!! 🙏

Kind of you to say!

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Both! 😁

Bahco is best, I’ve snapped two silky blade

Bahco has done me right for several years now.

Thanks, Corley!

Hell yeah. It's such a cool piece of kit.

Thanks for the comment. Carry what works for you. This is really just my EDC. Just seeing if I could last a day or two. 🤙

Yasss!

I was on a time constraint with a napping toddler. 😆 Was there anything you were curious about specifically?

@@neesbushcraft no sir. Nothing in particular I just have a gear addiction 😂

@@derbybushcraftandoutdoors3176 I feel you!

Thanks for watching, Corley! (And sharing) 🤙

I also use a waxed canvas haversack when I feel like going more minimal. Thanks for watching!

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Thanks! I really appreciate it, bud!

Thanks!

Get one!! 💪

They're great and the most balanced and lightest model which is what you want in a true tomahawk. You will have to regrind the edge and resharpen because the edges are absolute trash stock. But not a long project. I eventually want to grind down the hammer poll into a spike. Then flatten out a side cheek to use that part as a hammer instead. If you know what you're doing, you can split a lot of wood pretty well despite it's size and weight. Use the deep penetration as a splitting advantage.

Thanks for watching, Corley!

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Is it leaving burn marks? That's pretty common. Go slower if that's the case.

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@@peacefulscrimp5183 😂

@peacefulscrimp5183 For thousands of years this is what people used to bring down massive animals. Before bow and arrows.

@@neesbushcraft I still have not seen video of a half dozen hits on a dinner plate at 25 yards. I hear lots of stories about how things used to be done, but seeing is believing.

@peacefulscrimp5183 Most primitive hunting was done within 10 yards and in a group. Plenty of atlatl hunt videos out there. 🤷‍♂️

You can plan on it! 🤙

Cool thank you. Have been interested in making one myself

I'm not trying to be a jerk here but can you just look at it and see how it was made? I mean it's not like some advanced mechanical contraption it's literally a stick

I'll have to give it a try!

Just a paraffin and beeswax mix I made. Probably close to 7 to 1 ratio respectively.

Thanks, Ben!

Exactly!! 😆

Very cool!!

@neesbushcraft works really well an people can't seem to get enough of them

I think either weight is great. 🤙

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​@@neesbushcraft is that made in America?

@@cassallen6362 Taiwan

Thanks for checking it out!!

Nope. It's just a friction fit, so the handle is just slightly thicker above the eye and it just slides up snug. Makes carving a new handle from a branch super easy.