[MoroCreek]

Using phone this time.

 

[Rad]

Cool! I like!

 

[MoroCreek]

Thanks! I still haven't got the hang of posting pics! lol

Here's a couple of knife handles that will soon have flint blades hafted to them.

 

[gdenby]

Dang. Don't know which end of the knife will be scarier, the blade or the handle. Nice carving and coloring.

I find there are 2 Moro creeks, at least. One in California, and another in Arkansas. You in either of those?

 

[MoroCreek]

gdenby,

I guess I should work on my Profile, huh? I'm in south central Arkansas. I live near and teach math at Fordyce, Ar. I live about a quarter mile from Moro Creek.... which is probably more of a slow moving bayou than a creek. It's where I collect most of my sticks.... in the "bottoms". Lots of American Hornbeam ( Ironwood) and Honeysuckle.... along with Sweetgum saplings. Thanks for the compliments on the knife handles.

 

[MoroCreek]

I'm going to try to post a better pic of the canes.

 

[MoroCreek]

I'm gonna figure this out one day! Grrrrrrr!

 

[gdenby]

The pictures might not be so hot, but from what I can see, the handles look great. Is that a craved or inset arrow head on one?

 

[MoroCreek]

It's a carved arrowhead... Another one on the other side. Thanks for the kind remarks.

 

[Fordj]

I like that you found wood with natural handles. I've been looking, but finding those is harder than I thought it would be. I've found good handles, with no shaft, and good shafts with no natural handle. I've only been hunting sticks for three months or so, so I figure I'm due to find one soon.

Yours are just gorgeous.