Help! I Have Too Many Axes!

When do you say, "too much", or "too many"? In the case of axes and hatchets, the answer is "Never!"

[@tuckerandi]

Yes one could never have to many axes, or saws, or back packs, Never. I think that one of your grandfather with Axe and Pick combo is called a Pulaski Axe. You have an AWESOME Collection.

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Pulaski, rightttt! I often mix the term up with a maddock, the beefed up version of the Pulaski...thanks Tucker!

[@1LRLRG]

I'm jealous theres a few I'd like there

[@Back40Bushcraft]

All the best in finding similar ones for yourself...thanks for the comment!

[@mikemcgaw3136]

You need more axes, not fewer. Maybe a sweet little Walter’s shaped down to be a bearded hatchet… ;)

[@Back40Bushcraft]

I am so sad I wasn't able to remember where I last set that little beauty down, and in truth, there were a couple others which didn't make it either...next time, maybe!

[@WildernessWondersTV1]

I feel more peaceful just by watching this

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Wow, I really appreciate the compliment, thank you, WildernessWonders!

[@scottrider7271]

hey... you are getting the editing skills up... nice

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Working on it anyway, appreciate your saying so, Scott!

[@frdmlvr]

Double bit axe is a great work axe.keep one side razor sharp.And the other is used for cutting roots and ground work .Nice collection.

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Hey, it's great that you bring that up, and I thought about going into that explanation...one side stays sharp, while the other end bullies through the other stuff!

[@mervmartin2112]

@@Back40Bushcraft Or one cuts, one chips

[@malacarabushcraft1451]

Buenas hachas y campamento ,me suscribo 👍

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Muchas gracias, amigo, cuidarse!

[@mervmartin2112]

Too many axes. Isn't that like having too many screwdrivers, wrenches, or 10mm sockets

[@Back40Bushcraft]

Agreed, Merv, someday I'll have to do a follow up video of all my 10mm wrenches, lol 😆