I have tryed and tryed to order from here http://catchdogreleasetool.jigsy.com/ an no reply dose anybody know were i can buy a good breaking stick besides stillwater or oconor kennels thanks ahead of time
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I have tryed and tryed to order from here http://catchdogreleasetool.jigsy.com/ an no reply dose anybody know were i can buy a good breaking stick besides stillwater or oconor kennels thanks ahead of time
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Originally Posted by scary
O'Briens Supply has always had great products at great prices.
Jack
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Yes..I agree and was just gonna post the link! Their poly sticks are the best! IMOQuote:
Originally Posted by CA Jack
I actually had one custom made a couple inches longer...but they don;t do that anymore.
Thanks for the input. By the way my wife bought me your books and creams and dvds i just wanted to say thanks jack the info in the pbb is crazy to some people it may seem like a big deal but because all i got from dog men around me when i asked questions was well try it and find out for your self young man. Lol so once again thanks jack
I was told the best breaking stick to use is a plastic tent spike. Cant be used in court, as a breaking stick.( its a tent spike) cause a love camping. :D
That is the only way you can form a true opinion, is to try it out for yourself ... so thanks for doing so & glad you like the info :)Quote:
Originally Posted by scary
Jack
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Speaking about braking sticks .... Anyone know where to get the ones Rushin Bill used to sell !?! ... They looked like a clear plexiglass type .. They sure as hell worked great .. Always tended to get a pair for myself, never got around to it.
The guy that ran that site goes by the name Colby Dogs on some of the other forums but i haven't seen him post in a long time. Check out O'briens, their poly sticks are the best I have used.Quote:
Originally Posted by scary
iv imported those from o briens aswell. good stick. can be a little slippery on the hands tho
I hate the poly sticks unless the got a leg can't get it in the mouth but did have drama with the oak 1's but seem to have worked them out might have to try the poly again in case it was operator error hahaha...
i always made mine outta old hammer handles...
Many make a good stick but they are made to be versatile to customers most are to short or to thick hard to get into a hogs mouth i make my own wood and polyurethane
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Originally Posted by R2L
Tennis Racquet Grips. They work great on that handle.
I am an O'Brien's fan myself. Nice poly sticks. They work well. And they are basically inexpensive. I like the poly because I leave mine outside at the dogs. It is more durable in the elements than the wood. I hang out two or three spaced out amongst the dogs for easy access. EWO
First sticks I had were made from the same. Hickory hammer handles, had a Deer antler given to me later. Used a leather strip, tied it to the staple on the end of the hammer. I've even made sticks out of paint roller handles. LOL Now I have a set of poly sticks from Overtyme Kennels.Quote:
Originally Posted by CRISIS
most mass-produced commercial breaking sticks seem to look more key chain ornaments, maybe best to make your own, its easy as hell.
Here's some sticks I made, a lot of guys from here and the uk bought them from me and where fairly happy with them.
These where some of my early efforts but I've gotten a lot better at them, they work nicely I think.
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Definitely a nice colored stick to have just in case your awoke @ 3AM to the yard going off. LOL
These are made from chopping boards, the boards to get are ones they call a marzipan board from a professional kitchen supply company, the marzipan board is a more solid plastic and gives less flex. I cut the shape out with a jig saw and then shape them on the belt sander. They're quite easily made.
my antler guy custom carved to my specs a while back. good grip and sturdy. lost a few leaving them in the yard but thats my fault.
A buddy makes these custom breaksticks with quality wood. Butchered to last. Each breakstick is never duplicated, each has there own unique design.
Always had good feed back from these hickory sticks
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Originally Posted by TXdogs
very nice I would like one
One accident lead to another, make sure you don't forget the stick.
Does anyone still sell those deer antler defangers? I'd like to snag a couple.
Ordered a 4' x 5' x 2" 3/4" industrial cutting board last week gonna see what type of designs I can come up with. Not that I don't want to pay for these kennels supply's products I just enjoy crafting anything leash's, sticks, mills... Have tried it all so far haven't failed