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Jagttegnskursus – Marts 2019

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Jagttegnskursus – forår 2019

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Jagthøjskole – November 2018

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Jagthøjskole i Vestjylland

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The “hunting Seax” is finally done. It’s a monster of a blade, but very agile and efficient. A multi tool for the forest and for fighting, this large cross drawn knife packs a big punch. No wonder they where carried by so many warriors of the early Middle Ages in Europe. This particular blade is mine but if you want something in the same ballpark I’m open for orders. Total length is 45,5 cm, Blade is 31 cm and 4 cm wide. It’s made from spring steel, stained birch and brass handle. ➡️ for picks and size comparison. #alwayshunting #seax #knifemaker #viking Don’t forget to hug your friends. #alwayshunting #treehugger If you had a rough day, here is an ocean of puppies to help you trough. These gems are for sale by the way. Same bloodline as my own @mille_the_lab. If they will grow up to be loving, intelligent and adventures working dogs. DM for details. And yes.... it was REALLY hard not to take another one home. #alwayshunting #puppies I love her to pieces. #alwayshunting #adventuretime #dog Alternative trophies: the crow. A trophy is a token to remind you of life take and a experience that meant something in your life. It’s both a mark of respect and pride. So of cause you can made a trophy out of a crow as well. It’s easy as pie to do and it can be done with any bird or small game animal. Just clean, boil, peel and peroxide. And your done. Looks cool doesn’t it? #alwayshunting #trophy Eating crow! Had to try and make something out of the crow that @greatdane_hunting shot yesterday. So I made nuggets. And it was actually quite good. The crow is defiantly a rich tasting bird, and tastes a lot more like BIRD than pigeon or pheasant. Slightly bitter aftertaste and quite feral. It’s something I will play with a lot more in the future and - but I have to admit it’s not for everyone. Go check out my story to see the process and reaction. #alwayshunting #meateater