Wow, that was pretty bad...and hilarious

Brian

Cool, I've seen those videos before! Mae Govannen!

Brian

P.S. Silmarillion is also my favorite...but I do also like the hobbit!

B.G.

Oh yes, I was very active on slinging.org a couple of years ago. I went by the same name that I do on this forum. Great bunch of guys, I still drop in from time to time to see how they are doing.

Brian

I'd love to see some close-in photos of that sling. I'm another sling fan, but I usually make mine out of paracord and silk surgical tape. Or my best one has pouch someone gave, made of conveyor belt material. I'll bet there are no Middle Earth equivalents for that! You didn't get that conveyor bel...

Yes, I love my slings. I've made dozens of them, and have been teaching people to use them for years.

Sorry I forgot to put this in my last post, but I'm from the Birmingham area in Alabama. I meant to answer that question last time but it slipped my mind.

Brian

Well done! Definately worth the time to read them. Now for the Silmarillion!

Brian

E.MacKermak wrote: It is a pain to carry a longbow through the woods though.

That is true, thought I just made a leather endcap for mine and use it as a walking stick.

Brian

Another option for the axes if you don't want to carry a lot of weight, but still want the chopping ability of a two handed tool, would be to take a hawk like the CS Norse hawk, and replace the handle with their 30" handle. The increased length really makes the hawk head work a lot harder, doin...

Thanks for the warm welcome! I take it that you guys like pictures here? My keen ranger senses are telling me this of course :wink: Well, here's one of my wife and I from the same day that my other picture came from, but before I bought my hood. http://i761.photobucket.com/albums/xx260/Brian_Grubbs/...

Hello everyone! I found the forum here while searching to see what other people had done with the Tandy frontiersman boot pattern. One of your posts showed up, and as soon as I started looking around, I knew I was home. To give a little background on myself, I've been a Tolkien fanatic since I was e...