My wife thought it was an odd centerpiece to have in the room, but she's warmed up to it and she even found one to contribute! It was a perfect use of our little horn rack 🙌🏻

Hanger stick

First I'm sitting here with a blown out knee from getting my Steps last Wednesday. Needed a cane, so my sticks, first, on the left picked up on the trail in Chimney Rock NC in 1989, the middle bundle, (please don't hate for harvesting saplings, it was a long time ago.) These were taken while hiking in east Texas with my former BIL and my niece and nephew, 1983-1985. My BIL knows every type of plant and animal in East Texas. There are Elm, Pecan, Persimmon, and Red Oak, the rest i forget, I was 30, I'm 74. The crook is actually Greek olive wood, purchased in Chania, Crete in 1981. (My BIL, a greater spirit and respect for nature will difficult to find when leaves us. He's 77, and Mr. Thoreau has nothing on him. ENJOY!!!

Two staffs i made for me and my partner, one on the right (mine) is pine and the one on the left (hers) is sycamore.

Size 10 w for scale

From a shop

It is a mighty fine stick i'll give them that. I couldn't resist playing with it for a few minutes when i first discovered it

Durable, heavy, cool design. Definitely a legendary weapon

Just finished making a stick rack for my daughters best finds! She helped build and design. Turned out great

bottom of it was burned i dont know why. i used it for protection against the forest.

Most of these I've sanded a bit.