Originally Posted by kaotic

I reccomend the Gil Hibben pro thrower series. They have always been my favorite and I havn't broken one yet. You guys ever try a throwing ax?

Yeah, I got a Gransfors Bruks throwing axe, and I love it. Excellent weight balance.

[stc9357]

Never threw a throwing ax but now that your talking about it it's got me interested. To above poster I started with some cheap economy knives until I got better then I worked my way up to Hibben knives I have 6 of the pro generation 2 series.

[shack]

lordbuddy-,you must be a King of The Hill fan also.
Cellar D- I owe you one.
skylined- i got a K-Bar also,never threw it though(yet).Its razor sharp,I'm afraid I'd slice my hand open.
Check out E-Bay they got a shit load of throwing knives.Or,do a search on Throwdini,he got some knives and a DVD.
Kaotic-My next buy will be a Gibbens,read a lot of good things about them.I think he makes a throwing ax also.
Bacchus-lawn darts Do you got the ones with the sharp tips or the plastic blunted ones?I think the ones with the sharp metal tips are antiques.My cousin damn lost an eye to them things.
Seismic- gonna have to do a search on the Gransfors Bruks throwing ax,been looking for a good ax.
stc9357-are the Pro Generation series,the ones with the cord wrapped handles?

[shack]

I've been throwing everything that has a blade or sharp tip,
The shovels are made by Cold Steel,they are advertised as special forces shovels.
I can stick them every time from 15 feet.
The hatchets are just some cheap hatchets,I just had to try and throw them.I'm also throwing and sticking some big ass screw drivers.
I guess you could say"I have to much time on my hands"

A rhesus monkey, like the ones pictured here, is on the loose in Tampa Bay, Fla.
Wildlife officials have spent hours trying to capture a rhesus monkey on the loose in Tampa Bay that is known to throw feces when it's angry.

The effort to track the primate has been going on since Tuesday afternoon, but it managed to evade a bucket truck and tranquilizer dart.

"I saw it last night," resident Dawnmaria Bonfessuto told MyFOXTampBay.com. "Someone told me it was a raccoon. And I'm like, that doesn't look like a raccoon to me!"

Gary Morse with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says the adult male is likely a full-grown rhesus macaque, common in Thailand and India, weighing about 45 pounds and standing about 3 feet tall.

The animal is thought to have escaped from an unlicensed source and was last seen in Clearwater.

The monkey is not considered dangerous.

x

[CoonLover]

[shack]

Hmmmm, throwing feces and shoes I like it.
Its definitely on my "to do list"for tomorrow.
Got some old shoes,now if only I can squeeze out some solid feces.

[stc9357]

Originally Posted by shack

stc9357-are the Pro Generation series,the ones with the cord wrapped handles?

No cord at all on the handles.

[dlusion]

I think I'm going to pick this hobby up for shits and giggles. Thanks for the idea, shack.