More when you carve one again mate...carbe a flat ended spatula, carefully cut the gaps in the fork with a small saw and round off the tines with sandpaper
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hi guys
me and my family went for a a walk around the local nature reserve and took along my fungi field guide, we found loads of fungi but i only took a few photos, i tried to identify them but im not sure if i got them right which i probebly didnt, all the ones which i tried to identify where poisenous
so we didnt pick any of them, we also saw a big hole which i thought was a badger set but im not sure i hope you can tell me and hopefully some of you can name my fungi
i thought this was sulphur tuft what do you think it is
this was growing on the bottom of an oak tree and was about 15cm across
different fungi
i thought this could be stinking dapperling
and heres the hole which i thought was a badgers den
leon
me and my family went for a a walk around the local nature reserve and took along my fungi field guide, we found loads of fungi but i only took a few photos, i tried to identify them but im not sure if i got them right which i probebly didnt, all the ones which i tried to identify where poisenous
so we didnt pick any of them, we also saw a big hole which i thought was a badger set but im not sure i hope you can tell me and hopefully some of you can name my fungii thought this was sulphur tuft what do you think it is
this was growing on the bottom of an oak tree and was about 15cm across
different fungi
i thought this could be stinking dapperling
and heres the hole which i thought was a badgers den
leon
Leon, take a look at Rogers mushrooms which is an internet website with help in ID'ing thousands of mushrooms.
Can't help with the shrooms Leon (I know less than you - try aking Simon aka
Moonraker)
However I have a package and am a happy man and you have rep
Thanks brother
Red
Moonraker)
However I have a package and am a happy man and you have rep
Thanks brother
Red
Hi, lets start the ball rolling, pictures are hard to go by but here goesleon-b said:
Pic 1 sulphur tuft
Pic 2 beefsteak (found on oak)
Pic 3 eludes me...poss more sulphur tuft
Pic 4 shaggy parasol
Pic 5 hard to see shape of sett which with badgers can be wider than height also look for ejected bedding and messy toilet areas (could be 10 yds from sett or 1/2 mile though!)
Hope this all helps, pretty sure on the fungi
PCD
www.yellowwood.co.uk
leon-b said:
I wasn't aware you were doing this Leon. How's it coming along....
I hope you pulled the bow to full draw before starting the wrapping, as it's very frustrating to do all that work and have a limb break first time you shoot it
Trust me, I know...Looking forward to seeing picture
yes i pulled it to full draw and used it a couple of times before i wrapped it, at the moment it doesnt have a string on it as i was using broken bits of bamboo just to test it and the rough edges cut through the string
what do you reccomend for string, just any old string ?
pictures will probably be up about 6 oclock tonite
leon
what do you reccomend for string, just any old string ?
pictures will probably be up about 6 oclock tonite
leon
No need to get hi-tec with your string, just use 2 lengths of garden string twisted together. Should be plenty strong enough for your purpose.
leon-b said:
That's exactly right...Good man :You_Rock_
You got any arras yet....after all a bow is just a bent stick without them...
Arrows......
Depends on how difficult you want to make it for yourself.
You can make arras that fly in 10mins if you use 9mm dowling and duct tape for fletchings, like these I made some time ago
You can make arras that fly in 10mins if you use 9mm dowling and duct tape for fletchings, like these I made some time ago
leon-b said:
Use this link duct tape fletch
But I use three pieces of tape to get three fletches. Same principle though..
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