TryStick Challenge Part 1 Open Tag by

This challenge is to test out your knife skills. It is a good way to practice during the off season and to work on fine motor skill and knife safety.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Great job man! Well done

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thanks! I like this tag. It's a nice change of pace. All of these knives that we have are pretty much useless without a skill set!

[@peppereddingo9339]

Hey Ken! Good to see this type of work (or Self Challenge) again. It's been quite some time since I've seen a knowledgeable person attempt it. I'm sure there are very few people today, who understand the importance of these skills. Thanks. Stay Strong, my friend.

[@LastChanceKnives]

They are just good practice at controlling a knife. I have been busy at work for a couple months and have not been out doing things like I should be. As a result I am feeling a bit rusty! We'll fix that this summer.

[@thebodybeatdownDiTi]

have a good day enjoying your hobby..

[@LastChanceKnives]

There will be a few more videos. The whole stick needs to be filled with different kinds of notches that are useful in camping and also good for trap triggers.

[@jerseyknifeguy6382]

Nice skills Ken…….. way to go buddy nice job😊

[@LastChanceKnives]

This is part 1. It will probably end up 3 or 4 parts when done. It's an open tag you should jump in. I believe you may have a knife or two that are up to the task! 🤣😅🤣

[@RandysWSG]

Very cool!

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thanks! It is a fun tag. It is a change of pace, doing something rather than showing something.

[@Captain-Electro]

Great cuts!

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thanks! I think this was a fun tag. It seems like there are a bunch more people jumping in!

[@blackhawkbushcraft]

I’ve enjoyed watching all the folks getting in on Scab’s challenge. It’s been great! 👍 Also subbed to your channel. 👊💪 Have a great day, brother! 👍

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thanks for the sub! I too have been enjoying the tag and watching all of the video responses. I didn't think the tag was going to go far, but a bunch of people are getting involved.

[@davidkurle5418]

Well done, buddy! Have a great Sunday!

[@LastChanceKnives]

There will be several more parts. I still have to make a list of all the notches that are typically done on trysticks!

[@jeffjackson5331]

Very cool

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thanks for taking a look! There will be several more parts before this is done.

[@jeffjackson5331]

@@LastChanceKnives very cool on both. You are very welcome

[@FredFreiberger-pk6wc]

Congratulations on the winning knife

[@LastChanceKnives]

Thank you! I liked all of the knives and can't wait to see some testing of the others.

[@kokopelau6954]

I learned what is called try sticks from a man born in 1885. My Grandpa.

[@LastChanceKnives]

I suspect people have been carving notches in sticks for fun as long as there have been knives! Mors Kochanski just popularized it as a teaching tool.

[@kokopelau6954]

@LastChanceKnives well, since he learned it from Jesse, his dad, born in 1860, and he learned it from his, etc,etc,etc, I guess so.