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The reason tups (rams) horns are so hard to get hold of the swaley men (folk the farm Swale sheep) get a better price at the mart (auction) for a tup with a decent set of horns the reason they are cut from the tups is because they grow into the tups face and create sores and can also grow over the eyes.

 

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I do it by boiling a pan of water and putting the part of the stick which needs straightning over the pan and covering the the top with a towel and leaving it on the boil for 5 - 10 minutes . Once its

Yes, do it the same way with a camping stove, but notice how he keeps turning it and moving it, so the heat is not in the same place which may burn the bark, on whatever woods your using.

 

 

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I ALWAYS WRAP THE SHAFT IN TIN FOIL .... STOPS SCORCHING ON THE BARK OR WOOD :thumbs:

 

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hey pipa that blackthorn was a rare find!

ive dropped on a few good blackthorns one piece thumbsticks, and all have been about an 1" thick with no taper :thumbs: ! i must have a good eye for em? lol

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