[RandyL476]

Just finished this huckleberry cane with root handle it even has a place to put your thumb if you wanted to I'm keeping this one I added my American National Cane Club Medallion to it.

 

[Rodney]

Great looking cane Randy!

Rodney

 

[cobalt]

thought I recognised it on the face book site

 

[MJC4]

Very nice Randy! No huckleberry around here, the huckleberry I have seen was a small bush growing in the mountains. Is the huckleberry in Alabama a tree?

 

[RandyL476]

[quote name="MJC4" post="31594" timestamp="1477880509"]Very nice Randy! No huckleberry around here, the huckleberry I have seen was a small bush growing in the mountains. Is the huckleberry in Alabama a tree?[/quote It's really a bush you can call it a tree it grows every where here if you find one area there is more around close by you can get several in a little while.

 

[Rodney]

I was wondering if they were the same as what we have here. A huckleberry plant that big would be a monster here.

Looks like east and west coast huckleberries are related but not the same.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huckleberry

Rodney

 

[LilysDad]

I'll be! I thought a huckleberry was a bramble, like a raspberry. I just learned something. Nice cane!

 

[Batakali]

Nice one randy! Interesting texture, almost looks muscular.