What are your other passions/hobbies/things you enjoy doing? (Not RC)

[Tunedfrog]

Fishing kayaking in all honesty doesn't take much work at all. White water kayaking is a different story.
Of course hooking up one of these beast will definitely test a man's upper strength, I'll give it a shot.
I wrote the book on busted up body parts but kayak fishing is easy for me.
I have a pedal kayak so my legs do most of the work.

 

[RET4RD]

I could see myself in a pedal kayak

 

[Tunedfrog]

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Apparently, you don't know what a raccoon looks like.

 

[TRAT]

Not much of a kayaker.....upper body strength isn't there for me I really do like welding, tho. Especially metal art. I'll see if I can get a pic
Here we go
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Ohhhhhh I want that in bad way!!

 

[RET4RD]

Ohhhhhh I want that in bad way!!

Sorry I already sold it. First in a series of 10. I am making a second one, though; my own rendition of a Gibson SG. We can negotiate on price

 

[NicJames]

Good pack, good knives
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Being dumb helps, too

Meat Cutter/Butcher for 20 years. Good knives are crucial. Not just a sharp knife but a good quality blade. It makes less work and better bounty.

 

[TRAT]

Sorry I already sold it. First in a series of 10. I am making a second one, though; my own rendition of a Gibson SG. We can negotiate on price

So what dose something like that go for?? I know it’s a lot time and work and first off beautiful art that’s a talent!! Here is one I had a buddy do for me he’s a wood worker and this all hand carved solid wood even the stings are wood only thing both wool is the screw holding the hat on and the nobs. It’s huge piece and super heavy thinking 50-60 pounds.

 

[cimh]

Been fascinated by skulls since I was a kid!

 

[Tunedfrog]

Guitars. This is just a sample of what I have. I also have 11 or 12 electrics hanging on the wall and stored in the gun room.

 

[Xraycer]

Been fascinated by skulls since I was a kid!

I got a thing for skulls myself.

 

[Doom!]

I like skulls too!

 

[Xraycer]

My other hobbies...

Airguns

Airsoft

Not air!

 

[NicJames]

Guitars. This is just a sample of what I have. I also have 11 or 12 electrics hanging on the wall and stored in the gun room.

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Nice man! I got a few myself. A couple travel/parlor size "there fun to play" my American Strat. Jackson Dinky. Ovation, Fender FA-series and another strat not pictured. Wish I played as well as I acquire them.

 

[Tunedfrog]

Nice man! I got a few myself. A couple travel/parlor size "there fun to play" my American Strat. Jackson Dinky. Ovation, Fender FA-series and another strat not pictured. Wish I played as well as I acquire them.

I hear you there. I lost interest in mine several months ago but I actually played over 5 hours today. It felt right for a change.
I'm not that good but I like to jam along with backing tracks.
I see you are in Rogue river country?

 

[RET4RD]

So what dose something like that go for?? I know it’s a lot time and work and first off beautiful art that’s a talent!! Here is one I had a buddy do for me he’s a wood worker and this all hand carved solid wood even the stings are wood only thing both wool is the screw holding the hat on and the nobs. It’s huge piece and super heavy thinking 50-60 pounds.

The one in the picture is about 8 inches tall, and went for $500.

 

[cimh]

I like skulls too!

On skulls, I really like these three tiny ear bones which came from a domestic pigs skull - the malleus, incus and stapes - which translated into english are hammer, anvil and stirrup. I get why the little one was called a stirrup not sure where they got the idea of a hammer and anvil from. Amazing to think that these 3 bones transfer vibrations from the ear drum to nerves going to the brain!

 

[Doom!]

I've always been interested in anatomy (not just female ) Nature in general is amazing, when you think about how everything interacts

 

[Xraycer]

On skulls, I really like these three tiny ear bones which came from a domestic pigs skull - the malleus, incus and stapes - which translated into english are hammer, anvil and stirrup. I get why the little one was called a stirrup not sure where they got the idea of a hammer and anvil from. Amazing to think that these 3 bones transfer vibrations from the ear drum to nerves going to the brain!

Looks like you use bleach.

 

[cimh]

Looks like you use bleach.

I try and avoid bleach as it makes the bones fragile. I often used a clothes washing powder for a final clean though they probably have a small amount of bleach in them.

 

[Mrgoodwrench35]

I like to blow things up. The percussion of the shockwave hitting my chest makes me tingle in places I can't discuss on an internet forum.
As a kid, I used Dads black powder to make homemade fireworks and somehow, I made it to 46 with all my fingers!! Now, I just make exploding rifle targets. Shake em up, shoot, boom, repeat. Good times.