Show us your hiking staff

[Waldamir]

Still a work in progress. Its my first one. A vine wrapped around it and created a natural twist in the wood. Unfortunately there's a little bit of rotting towards the top. I'm hoping to get around that or remove it somehow. Lets see your staff

 

[Big Mike]

Here's a couple of images that feature my most used staff.

Big Mike

 

[Waldamir]

^^ That looks awesome. I just got a tulip poplar sapling from a small wooded area that's going to be cleared up by my apartment. I stripped the bark off and now I sit and wait for it to dry.

 

[coaldigger]

I made myslf & my boys one about 2yrs ago....enjoy the pics -
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[Waldamir]

^^^^^I like the burnt look on them. I may do that with my yellow poplar one.

 

[daniel4572]

Here's a couple of images that feature my most used staff.

Big Mike

Can u please tell me which bark river the smaller of the 2 is?

Thanks
Danny

 

[Big Mike]

Can u please tell me which bark river the smaller of the 2 is?

That's the Grasso Bolo Basic Prototype, center in the photo.




Big Mike

 

[Dan57]

And what's the smallest one in the photo above? Another prototype? I like the look of it.

 

[Big Mike]

And what's the smallest one in the photo above? Another prototype? I like the look of it.

The small one is the Mini Grasso Bolo, also a Prototype.

Here's the whole line up.

Mini, Basic, GB-I, GB-II, GB-III.




Big Mike

 

[CrufflerJJ]

Nothing too fancy....a 54" long 1 1/8" diameter chunk of hickory (a Jo staff by the way). Sturdy, easily handled, not too long.