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I finally figgered out what this thing is!
- Thread starter tabdog
- Start date
silversmith
New member
Hey......I'm an arkie, and even I don't know what as "arkie barkie" is.
Hay Silver Smith,
I'm in central Arkie Land, where are you living at.
The Arkie Barkie is a tool I devised for fast easy recoveries
in wood chips. It dramatically increased my recovery time and
made recoveries much easier.
It's a Camp Fork from the Sporting Goods section of Wollie
World. Cost $3.
Cut a few inches off the two forked ends and bend the
remaining forks into a spiral shape. Like in the photos.
Bend the handle as shown and you have your self an
original Arkie Barkie.
Works something like the old Garden Weassel, if you
remember those from the TV adds.
Here is a short un-rehearsed video of using the
Arkir Barkie.
http://s220.photobucket.com/albums/dd296/dcb1265/?action=view¤t=BarkyDemo.flv
It looks flimsy, but I have never wore one out. I've lost
a few though.
At $3, who cares.
Happy Hunting,
I'm in central Arkie Land, where are you living at.
The Arkie Barkie is a tool I devised for fast easy recoveries
in wood chips. It dramatically increased my recovery time and
made recoveries much easier.
It's a Camp Fork from the Sporting Goods section of Wollie
World. Cost $3.
Cut a few inches off the two forked ends and bend the
remaining forks into a spiral shape. Like in the photos.
Bend the handle as shown and you have your self an
original Arkie Barkie.
Works something like the old Garden Weassel, if you
remember those from the TV adds.
Here is a short un-rehearsed video of using the
Arkir Barkie.
http://s220.photobucket.com/albums/dd296/dcb1265/?action=view¤t=BarkyDemo.flv
It looks flimsy, but I have never wore one out. I've lost
a few though.
At $3, who cares.
Happy Hunting,