Excellent instruction and video both! Can you teach us about how to adjust the throw for more accuracy and consistency? Many of my shots go a bit wide or high or low. Just want to learn how to zero in on a spot. Also maybe talk about how you repair or replace those split handles? Thanks for doing this!
Those are great ideas! I'm shooting gear reviews all next week (between teaching classes) and then hopefully back to outdoor education videos. I try to mix it up a little. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. You may also be interested in our primitive arts class coming up. Our website is in the middle of an upgrade so check back in the coming week for details if that sounds like your kind of thing. ~Craig
great video! Very thorough. If you do a similar video in the future, I'd recommend slow motion on the side shots if you can. It might help better illustrate what's happening upon impact.
Craig, you are a fantastic instructor and have a great teaching style.
I appreciate the kind words. My intent always is to help others. I hope this video helps you in some way.
I found it very hard to burn on Hawk handles since their hickory. (the grain of the wood ) I’m amazed at your work.
Wow thanks for the tips 👍🎯
I know this video is a couple years old but it was a great video! I enjoy watching them and I’m learning tons
Great instructional video. I am anxious to get some and give them a try.
Great tutorial
Great Video! I just tried this for the first time today.
Excellent instruction and video both! Can you teach us about how to adjust the throw for more accuracy and consistency? Many of my shots go a bit wide or high or low. Just want to learn how to zero in on a spot. Also maybe talk about how you repair or replace those split handles? Thanks for doing this!
Those are great ideas! I'm shooting gear reviews all next week (between teaching classes) and then hopefully back to outdoor education videos. I try to mix it up a little. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. You may also be interested in our primitive arts class coming up. Our website is in the middle of an upgrade so check back in the coming week for details if that sounds like your kind of thing. ~Craig
What are your thoughts on tomahawks that are solid metal without the wooden handles?
Good info. I learned from throwing my framing axe
What brand are those tomahawks??
The good throwers are Beaver Bill, the lesser quality ones are Cold Steel
@@NatureReliance thank you
great video! Very thorough. If you do a similar video in the future, I'd recommend slow motion on the side shots if you can. It might help better illustrate what's happening upon impact.
Git r done!
Great instruction, great video. COJILLT