Woodlore Gransfors Bruck Outdoors Axe
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You're thinking of his Wilderness axe. Which is designed for wilderness use. This one is smaller and designed for outdoors use.... I think.
Wilderness..
Outdoors with Wildlife hatchett (for use on Wildlife I s'pose)..
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Outdoors..
Wildlife..
How many times have I got to tell you lot there are no poisonous snakes. You can eat them all. They are VENOMOUS though. Pffft.... kids
Japanese grass snakes store toad poison in their necks though...and I thought common garter snakes were poisonous?
You can still eat them, just don't eat the neck
EDIT: I wonder if cooking would eliminate that. Hmm, runs off to investigate.
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Not having come back for 3 days I think we can announce the result of Jon's innovative and plucky toad edibility trial.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends at this difficult time.
How many times have I got to tell you lot there are no poisonous snakes. You can eat them all. They are VENOMOUS though. Pffft.... kids
Really? Can you eat all snake once the sharp bits have been removed????
I love those pictures! Whilst hey belly your boredom and demonstrate your adequate free time, I ****** myself laughing! Well done.
Can I just ask what the advantages of the outdoors axe are vs the wilderness hatchet?? I've had my GB wilderness hatchet for years and I love it! The outdoors axe does look good though
The outdoor axe has a little collar and Ray mears' logo on it so that means it's better...and it costs more! !!!!!
All jokes aside I currently have an outdoor axe and it's fine but np better than the hatchet, personally I think the balance on the hatchet is better.
All jokes aside I currently have an outdoor axe and it's fine but np better than the hatchet, personally I think the balance on the hatchet is better.
I much prefer the outdoor to the Wildlife... better handle shape and length, smaller head yet heavy still, More tomahawk with a steel collar than a hatchet. Axes are supposed to be head heavy....
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I much prefer the outdoor to the Wildlife... better handle shape and length, smaller head yet heavy still, More tomahawk with a steel collar than a hatchet. Axes are supposed to be head heavy....
Yeah it's a better bit of kit all round I think. I haven't used a wildlife but handled one, the outdoor is better in my opinion and its a great little chopper
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Thanks for posting this up Jonathan, I have been clearly using the wrong axe in the wrong location, and hope now that I can finally clear my garden of polar bears!!!
You're thinking of his Wilderness axe. Which is designed for wilderness use. This one is smaller and designed for outdoors use.... I think.
Wilderness..
Outdoors with Wildlife hatchett (for use on Wildlife I s'pose)..
Wilderness..
Outdoors..
Wildlife..
Quite excited now!
HillBill has told me the work he has done to a couple of my project knives in trade for this Axe last year will be done in the next few days. Can't wait to show off the re-handling and polish job he had done on my Tennessee Toothpick! Angst did the sheath for this previously.
Looking forward to putting the craftsmanship of these two fine makers together.
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HillBill has told me the work he has done to a couple of my project knives in trade for this Axe last year will be done in the next few days. Can't wait to show off the re-handling and polish job he had done on my Tennessee Toothpick! Angst did the sheath for this previously.
Looking forward to putting the craftsmanship of these two fine makers together.
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This made me chuckle!
I just have an image of a load of beardy blokes sat with a dinner plate full of snakes, tucking into their meal with an axe tucked in the crook of heir elbows!
I just have an image of a load of beardy blokes sat with a dinner plate full of snakes, tucking into their meal with an axe tucked in the crook of heir elbows!
