Let’s see your favorite flipping sticks

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Here is one of my favorite light weight sticks. Made from carbon fiber golf club and aluminum garden shovel. It started life 3 inches longer than it is now.
I always heat and put a bend in one because a lot of the time I will just flip chips and brakes up and catch them. What can I say I am getting older and I am fat.
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Made this one from a beaver gnawed dogwood limb, a wooden drawer pull and a steel rod. 38"
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That’s a good looking stick right there. When I get home I will post some of my other sticks.
 

PING Titanium Sand model ZX

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This a collector grade 1951 larson special!
Made for me by our late great Steve B. From North Dakota.
he knew I used to live In Hawaii and here he showed his incredible thoughtfulness in choosing the materials for this one.
He sent me three, one I gave to a property owner, another I used till I shortened it. And this collector grade stick. They were all very well made I must add.

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This is a beautiful piece. To nice to use, so like the majority it seems, I just use an old golf club with the head knocked off.

i bet there are a few other Larson flipping sticks around here.
 

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I make my own maybe you have viewed my post from Ology before it went silent? But here are a few Ive made. N GA
Cant hardly find a good stick now days the beavers must be dying off or something
 

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Not so much a “flipping stick” but a hunting tool used for river hunting.
Its design has evolved over a 50 year time period.
 

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Not so much a “flipping stick” but a hunting tool used for river hunting.
Its design has evolved over a 50 year time period.

Careful or you’ll put an eye out with that thing!
 

Sorry I have not posted anymore sticks gentlemen. Medical emergency with my mother has kept me at hospital for the past 12 hours or so.
 

Definitely not my favorite place to hang out.
 

Sorry I have not posted anymore sticks gentlemen. Medical emergency with my mother has kept me at hospital for the past 12 hours or so.

Hope all works out, man.
 

20130207_143723.webp20130207_143736.webp We don't generally use flipping sticks in FL but we do use probes. this one is for loose sand or mud. Can feel and hear the tink.
 

Thank you guys
 

Sorry just yesterday got mom back home from hospital. Hopefully that’s over for a while now. Here is my favorite blade for wooden sticks broke stick a little while back. I always find one that has a flat spot below the handle dermal out shape of some small point found recently. Then set point in stick clear epoxy over it. I will find some pictures of past ones and post after while. Here is blade though.

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