Impromptu Log Hewing Class at Georgia Bushcraft's Fall Gathering

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[@SurvivalSherpa]

Many thanks for the support!

[@blackcoyoteoutdoors]

Nice job brother, your slicing that thing like a true homesteader

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thank ya, Dave! Missed you out there.

[@craigmooring2091]

Thanks for the teaching. Dang, man, I didn't know you HAD any trousers. 😜

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Yeah man, I find a pair from time to time. Thank you, Craig!

[@lochlanelliot3127]

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[@dv9238]

very good :) like !

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Many thanks!

[@bombproofbushcraft]

Thanks for posting this Todd. I loved the classes I took from you at the GABC. Thanks for passing on what you know!!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

It was a pleasure to meet you and have you join us at the gathering, Madison! You swing an ax really well, my friend!

[@bombproofbushcraft]

@@SurvivalSherpa It wasn't the first time I ever picked on up. lol. I grew up out in the country. My dad also taught me how to use tools since I was itty bitty. But that doesn't mean I haven't picked up bad habits or that I can't still learn a few things about these tools and their purpose. I will definitely make plans to get back in the spring!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

I knew after your first swing it wasn't your first rodeo. I always try to stay a student. So much more to learn in our craft.

[@bombproofbushcraft]

Survival Sherpa I don’t know nothing. But I’m trying to cure that by hanging around the right folks and putting myself in the right place. There’s more to learn than I’ll ever know.

[@seff2318]

excellent work Todd! When the tape is rolling it’s easy to make mistakes. Most people would’ve cut that out to avoid criticism but it’s an important lesson. God bless!

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Many thanks, Seth! Mistakes are worth watching and learning for me. That was a first for me and figured others may prop an ax like that as well. Keep Doing the Stuff, my friend!

[@oxbowfarm5803]

Hey Todd, I don't know how I missed this video. I'm adding it to my hewing playlist. Its a great explanation of the reasons for doing each step. You can tell you do a lot of teaching.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thanks, Tim! I appreciate the add.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Great stuff Todd! Thanks for sharing.

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Thank you, Jon! Appreciate you, bud.

[@shovelhead8]

Great hewing job. That took a bit of practice before you got to the masters level. Thank you for the lesson, Todd

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Appreciate it, bud. Haven't mastered the hewing thing but I keep working at it.

[@bg147]

I have a very old axe with a handle that is curved to the side and the bit is curved as well. Would this have been used for removing bark or hewing..

[@TreeofLibertyDigest]

Is this feasible for making a log cabin?

[@SurvivalSherpa]

Yes indeed. Many pioneers hewed logs to make cabin walls. It takes longer but worked for many cabin dwellers over the years.