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Description: MIKE STINNETT CARVES A COPPERHEAD CANE OUT OF A NATURALLY SHAPED PIECE OF WOOD Mike and his little Pal, Pearl, are out enjoying the beauty of fall and showing how Mike carved this naturally shaped Copperhead Snake Walking Cane. PURCHASE MUSIC FROM AMAZON Mike Stinnett and his daughter Theresa Stinnett (paid link) amzn.to/3d73mfz Jered Gillispie's fine Banjo Music (paid link) amzn.to/3daNdFJ (As an Amazon Affiliate I earn fees for qualifying purchases.) *TOOL STORE (paid link) amazon.com/shop/stinnettstickstudio *RAZERTIP WOOD BURNING AND PYROGRAPHY SUPPLY (#ad) pyrographystore.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html As an Amazon Affiliate I earn fees for qualifying purchases UPDATES, TIPS, TUTORIAL ON PATREON: patreon.com/stinnettsticks To Help Support the Channel and get Carving Tips and Tutorials, Photo Updates on my latest carvings and walking stick projects and Behind the Scenes Videos *Transcription * Transcripción * транскрипция* “Fall is one of my favorite time of the year.” “It's time to hurry up and get ready for the cold months ahead of us.” “Today, while out getting my winter supply of firewood, I found a couple of really nice tree limbs that I think will make good walking canes.” “Working up here in the high country really revives my spirit. It's the most enjoyable part of my job.” “Here's an interesting piece of wood that I found a while back that I plan to turn into a Copperhead walking cane” “On a project like this, I try not to rush through it. I think I do my best work when I slow down and just enjoy every step of the process.” I like the coloration of the Copperhead snake. It's pretty clear to me that its pattern was designed to blend in with old fallen leaves.” “A clear coat on the eyes is the final touch to bring life to the carving.”