Dogs apparently, really do like sticks to chew on.
Who knew?
Who knew?
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Sticks
- Thread starter The Hammer
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Sticks are so useful
The good part is, when they've had enough they can always turn it around and start all over again.
And if they are really clever they can get their god/goddess to throw the sick and they can run after it.
They have lots of them in Australia. A friend brought a souvenir one back from holiday there, it really worked until the dog caught it.
As an apprentice, and making full use of the wood-working machinery offered, I made some passable boomerangs, and that did work - after reading an article in Scientific American as to how the theory tied with the practice (PhD thesis I think). Done with lights attached to the arms of the boomerang, photographed at night, and comparing with predicted results. 
Brian2
Veteran Member
An easier to make version. I think you can get the 3 arm types also.
I saw the cross variety as a kid watching a TV show about a circus and the performer managed to throw it so it went around the circus ring without decapitating anyone.
I suppose dangerous acts like that are still allowed to perform.
What skill some people develop with enough practice.
I have never had the patience myself to develop a skill to that extent. As I get older I have less patience for it because I have less time in life to use whatever skill it might be, and there are so many possibilities. Darts, yo yos, marbles the more serious ones also. Sad really.