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<blockquote data-quote="Huntaholic" data-source="post: 1151020" data-attributes="member: 605"><p>There are lots of old wives tales about how they made their heads, but I seriously doubt if fire was used. As a kid, I used to hear tales that they used water on heated flint to make the flakes, etc..... IMHO, it aint true! Ive seen a REAL flint knapper in action and all he used was what they would have had handy, hammerstones, elk antler, and deer antlers. For those who might doubt this method, I watched him make a cumberland, flutes and all in about 20 minutes!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Huntaholic, post: 1151020, member: 605"] There are lots of old wives tales about how they made their heads, but I seriously doubt if fire was used. As a kid, I used to hear tales that they used water on heated flint to make the flakes, etc..... IMHO, it aint true! Ive seen a REAL flint knapper in action and all he used was what they would have had handy, hammerstones, elk antler, and deer antlers. For those who might doubt this method, I watched him make a cumberland, flutes and all in about 20 minutes! [/QUOTE]
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