here are the books i was telling you about Flintnapping by John Whittaker, and the art of flint knapping by waldorf. the videos i had were by waldorf as well.


you can see my 1800's rig with my possibles bag and hat. I have a moose billet, elk tine pressure flaker, as well as a copper pressure flaker that i cant find right now. My cold steel take off of the green river knife, some sinew, and two arrow heads my blacksmith friend made for me.


And here are some of my collections. These are all real and not modern versions.


This is my favorite


these will be in a post in the outdoor section.
what do you guys think?

Hey buddy how's it going. I get on tonight and see a challenge was issued between us lol. We are practically tied in posts!

Rth,

Are you into nature photography?

very nice pieces... I like your tools to learn and practice with... it is hard work from what i have been told...

Sar,

I don't like it, I love it!

Between myself my brothers and my dad we have found about 10 or 12 arrow heads. We find them annually through the summer in a field behind my house.

Sar,

Did you id the originals yet?

I haven't found a point in about 3 years.. and it was just a piece

yeah a challenge neither of us began, we owe skunk hunter the thanks for that. DT definitely won. I posted the pic with the tu tu already. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

I couldnt figure out where this came from but i found the post where we were talking about doing an all nighter, and skunk took it from there. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Did you find any tools?

Haha that was a good one! Yah I thought we were helping eachother to get to JYD haha. Dude how long have you been working with flint? Thats awesome.

Sar,

you should put a reference piece in the case, like a quarter.