Wood hiking stick

Your Cub Scout can make a handmade hiking stick. This fun craft project is useful and can bring back fond memories when they hike with it for years to come.

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For making your own walking stick you need to know what type of a stick it will be, what wood to use and how to prep it, how to finish and maintain it properly for longer service.

In this video, we'll show you how to carve a mountain man hiking stick topper. And we'll show you how to attach it to a hiking staff.

Just curious, what does everyone, who chooses to make one, use for a tip on their DIY walking sticks?

Handmade to last a lifetime, this ash wood hiking staff is sanded smooth and finished with my home brewed coffee and cinnamon stain and natural linseed oil. Big, strong, rugged and sturdy, it stands over 60" tall but can be cut shorter to your liking. You get the exact item pictured in this listing, [in the group photo its the largest one]. It has a hand braided deerskin leather lanyard, rubber tip and a Bearpaw Rustics Original bark grip handle. Lots of time and care go into harvesting…