hey TG, you're in BC why don't you find a big ole stump and get rid of the tacky tables????

Waddaya mean, Mark?
I am getting rid of the tacky tables...slowly....

But, yes, you're right.
I'm gonna get a nice stump from the mill yard this week - this stuff just happened to be hanging around when I wanted to start chucking.

And, yes B-Rock, it's a green ground down south...that mysterious stuff you've probably heard your grandparents tell stories about from their travels...we cal it GRASS
(There is also other mysterious green stuff here that is called grass as well, maybe your parents know that story... )

my parents used to have an axe throwing range in the front yard. according to memory (always a bit fleeting ) it had an upright log, with a braced cross piece up top, and the log target hanging down from it.

we made up a range at a party a couple of years back, good times, if slightly dangerous party games. setting up a range in the backyard is a priority, as soon as the sauna is built, the garden is growing, the log-bridge is repaired, the deck needs new treads, etc. etc.

double bitted is the way to go. chop the handle down a bit to where you feel comfortable choking up on it so as to not bonk yourself in the back of the head with the excess handle. really satisfying when the axe sticks.

Thnx, Tips!
So, are you with me on this competition?
You commin'?

C'mon... you can be on my team....

i'll think about it.

where's this place you mention TG?

oh- it's in idaho, not france.

the thought of an axe throwing competiton in france seemed kind of trippy, but who knows- maybe idaho is a trip too. maybe we'll see!