A new THREAD?

Very cool stuff :thumbup:

Got to love the Hawthorn Tree, we have a bunch of them here :)
 
Very cool, Doc. Very cool, indeed. We don't have Hawthorne around here, but we do have Yucca and Aloe, which will serve much the same purpose, and come with thread already attached. I've tried it, and it works fine.
 
Holy smokes Doc, thank you very much for this. I always heard of people doing this, and have seen the results a few times, but never the process.

Thanks again.:thumbup:
 
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What in the hell is in that tree and what eats it? Usually a defence like that is evolved to protect itself from being eaten by something!

Great Post Doc, my grandfather showed me how to do that when I was a kid in east texas
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Great Post Doc :thumbup:

If thorns are lacking in an area, one could also fashion their own
 
SIXFOOTER said:
Salamander42 said:
What in the hell is in that tree and what eats it? Usually a defence like that is evolved to protect itself from being eaten by something!
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Dinosaurs?:D

Very cool thread. Pun intended.:D It's always nice to see the 'how to' threads because I'm not very creative so I would look at the tree, look at my torn pants, and walk off. I rely on creative people to put ideas in my head.:o
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Cool. So who's gonna be man enough and post a picture tutorial on stitching yourself up with one of those. :eek:
 
Neato. I love these threads. That fish gaff looks deadly. Osage Orange also has huge incredibly hard thorns. They say they're so hard they'll pop a tractor tire. Easily recognizable because of the horse apples too!
 
Excellent tutorial, Doc! I'm a visual learner so that should stay burned in my head. Thanks for all of your efforts and your willingness to share your knowledge with us!

What is that scary spiked tree? It looks truly medieval!
 
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