This custom ordered walking stick features a Green Mamba and a Twinspot. These are native to Africa. I especially enjoyed carving my first bird.
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Stinnett Sticks 
How can I get a price list on these walking sticks? I am interesting in #36 the copperhead walking cane.
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Hi, Michael! Thank you for your interest! I would be happy to answer your question in my etsy shop at: stinnettstudio.etsy.com . Thank you!
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Spectacular
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Thank you!
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you are a truly a master carver. thank you.
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Thank you very much!
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mountain mud can only be properly complete with five taps, I thought you would know that!!!
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I always forget that rule! Hahaha!
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Another amazing work of art! Excellent craftsmanship throughout!
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Thanks very much!
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Hi Mike,
This is a killer walking stick , pun intended . I was just wondering is this stick going to
Africa ? I love getting your posts ,you always amaze
Jeff ,copperhead cane1
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Hello, Jeff!
It’s always good to here from you. Haha! This stick nearly killed me just trying to carve it without messing it up 😉 It is going to a collector in England, who really knows a lot about different exotic snakes. Thank you for the comment Jeff!
Take care.
Mike
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love your work, it never ceases to amaze. You are definitely one of a kind. You always leave me shaking my head in disbelief.
Continue on Sir,
With great respect,
Frank McCauley
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Thank you, Frank! I appreciate your encouragement.
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It look very passionately it look to seem reality I want this model stick I love it
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It look very passionately it look to seem reality I want this model stick I love I’m from Salem tamilnadu in india
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Thank you very much!
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