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Man that’s nice! You must have a lot of patience!
I have been carving walking sticks for about 8 years ,but it very seasonal for me with work and everything,i like to look for sticks when hunting deer and squirrels. But only did a few stocks for myself,and you talk about nerves’they say the stock is hardwood,and it is beech wood ,so it is hard but not like oak or walnut,so as i carved it wants to fuzz up,not good for detail. But it worked out just fine .I plan on more carving on the m-rod stock this year,, like, every in. of the stock will have something on it.
paul, how long have you been doing wood carving. i just cant imagine my self diving into a new stock like that. i would be scared, very scared.
Ken
Thanks for the nice words.,yes it did take from FRi.,pattern work to Sun. night,it sure catches the eye of other hunters who i meet up with while hunting .
Wow! Very, very nice. I can just bet that took lots and lots of time. But the results are worth it.
Nothing like something hand made.
Carl
That is great work and beautiful.
Roachcreek
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Awesome skill, very beautiful. Just doesn’t look right on the AF though IMHO.