Boomerang Diy

Boomerang Diy   Boomerang Throwing is Great Sport The detailed description of how to make and apply a boomerang in "Silent Hunt". Away it goes, skimming the surface of the ground for a distance of 250 ft. or more, and then, rising like a bird in its flight, it wheels and comes hurtling back to the thrower, landing almost at his feet. Believe it or not, there's real fall sport in boomerang throwing. The boomerang comes from Australia, where the flat country makes an ideal arena for their manipulation. The little brown Bushmen of the Arunta tribe, who depend on them almost entirely for hunt and defense, make no less than twenty different forms of boomerangs, ranging all the way from a 14-in. bird stick to the heavy 4-ft. war boomerang. Make Boomerang Most Australian boomerangs are in the shape of an obtuse triangle, flat on one side and convex on the other, measuring about 2 ½ ft. from tip to tip. The brown men use acacia wood in their construction, but your homemade ...