Basic Stick Making

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[@pamtnman1515]

So much better than a quadra-pod “shooting stick” that requires another person to carry it for you. Shooting sticks should be light, handy, and serve as a walking stick too. Really nice video

[@garyteague9555]

love how you selected the limbs with the cool growth patterns for your work

[@DavidFraser007]

I've got one of these, had it 20 years.

[@user-oz3ye3zf5l]

You are lucky mister david

[@davidsimpson2685]

Instead of plunging the hole with wood i use car body filler and set your threaded bar in it before it dries.

[@TheRedhawke]

Very nice.

[@noelduggan72]

Good Stuff!!!!

[@user-jn1ny8iv8h]

صباح الخير شغل روعه😇🤔

[@Alaneberhard]

Thanks for posting this! Do you by chance have an upload for the complete video?

[@sportingscene]

The DVD can be purchased from sporting-scene.com/product-category/sporting-scene/stick-making-alan-bateman/ www.sporting-scene.com

[@cerealkiller4248]

When you glued the buffalo horn I expected you to use some kind of dowel in between the two. Do they glue that well every time so there’s no problems filing them down without them coming off ?? Beautiful stick 😁

[@WyomingOutofDoors]

sweet

[@ComradeSauron]

Is.... Is that the guy from the woodlandsticks channel?! I mean they talk the same and use the same exact techniques and there is just something about his behaviour that reminds me off him.

[@brynleylewis7390]

Lovely thumb stick but I feel the stops you used on the antler cheapen it

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

The "stops" are buffalo horn and have always been tradionally used. You have to use something as you cant round over the antler to finish it, without creating a hole. It looks better when matched with a buffalo horn collar between stick and antler.