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Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

By A Mystery Man Writer

These solid wood canes are very sturdy and provide the maximum stability. Some come with a compass built into the top of the cane and others have hanging whistles attached.  Sku: NATURAL ROOT CAN Light to Dark Brown

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Whistle Creek in Mammoth Spring, AR

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Arkansas Cane

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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One word probably describes these canes the best: character. Our stick makers harvest these natural root creations from accessible roots of various

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Brazos Natural Hardwood Root Cane

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

37.4'' Canes and Walking Sticks in Natural Wood with a

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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Buy Brazos Natural Hardwood Root Walking Cane at Tractor Supply Co. Great Customer Service.

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Brazos Natural Hardwood Root Walking Cane at Tractor Supply Co.

The Ozark Sumac Root Cane is a walking stick with an attitude and each is unique in appearance with a satin finish rough-hewn texture.

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

Ozark Sumac Root Cane

Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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Arkansas Cane Natural Root Cane - NATURAL ROOT CAN – Western Edge

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