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Paganwolf
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Fantastic buddy!!!!! where did you buy those from?? 
lol.. Patrick your work is stunning your a very talented guy indeed i must get up to see you very soon!!
lol.. Patrick your work is stunning your a very talented guy indeed i must get up to see you very soon!!
You got them done then ?
Beautiful work Patrick, really and knowing there's not a bit of artificial anything involved in them makes them even more admirable.
The Birch Bark is a good way to show scale
cheers,
M
Beautiful work Patrick, really
and knowing there's not a bit of artificial anything involved in them makes them even more admirable.The Birch Bark is a good way to show scale
cheers,
M
Nice work Patrick,were they made for Hector of HB fash perchance!!!!! They should catch some nice Saithe,Jaws or a fish called Wanda 
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atb mate
Cheers Stuart.
.atb mate
Cheers Stuart.
Very nice indeed Patrick and thanks for posting it up, it's always inspiring looking at the made items, I had some I made but i've no idea where they are now, makes me want to make some more A good Moot workshop I think....
A good Moot workshop I think....
Beautiful, some amazing fiddly work there...I don't think I would have enough fingers..or hands for that matter
Very nice work
Very nice work
Those look beautiful. Can we get a little more info on some of the materials used? Like what kind of bone, wood, what you used for cordage? Thanks.
Er , sorry to be a bit slow but what are they exactly for ? yeah , I know it's something to do with food but that's all I can gather. Never seen these things before.
Awesome craftsmanship as usual Patrick.
I really must get up there and do one of your craft courses some day.
I really must get up there and do one of your craft courses some day.
Macro photo: They are smaller than you may think...try looking at the birch bark background to get an idea of scale, otherwise, if I have misinterpreted the scale I'd suggest you might use these to catch Megalodon
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they are fantastic works of art...almost a shame to use what they are intended for! thanks for sharing...
Excellent work, very nice to see homemade items that work just as good as shop bought, had chance to try them out yet?
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