Wondering where all your axehandles went? Maybe it has something to do with the Axehandle Hound on day 6 of 7 of the fearsome critters Halloween countdown.

1. Charlie 30/10/2019
Halloween Week Day 6/7 – Fearsome Critters – The
Axehandle Hound
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The Axehandle Hound is a mischievous Fearsome Critter. A dog-like creature that is often
described as having an axe-shaped head and also sometimes an axe handle shaped
body. This pesky creature would sneak into Lumberjack logging camps and working
areas to do one simple thing – consume their axe handles! Which gives a clear indication
for its given name.
A very simple fearsome critter with a very simple diet. If an axe was ever found to be
missing its handle, it was blamed on the Axehandle Hound! Being that the creatures
were nocturnal they would sneak into the camps or working areas during the night to
partake in this annoying behavior. But which can also be described as a curse for the
creature, only being able to survive off of a diet of axe handles!
Some stories on this critter also had the Axehandle Hound preferring to consume the
wooden handles made of good quality and strong wood, rather than those made using
wood that was weaker and of lesser quality. This clearly mirrored the opinion of
preferred wood that Lumberjacks liked on their axes. It could also be described as a way
to keep Axehandle Hounds away from a camp, by perhaps leaving out axes with low-
quality axehandles, while storing away the good quality ones. I would not be surprised if
that part was not included in some kind of Axehandle Hound Fearsome Critter stories,
told around a fire at a Lumberjack camp.
This one was quite short and sweet as it is probably one of the most simple Fearsome
Critters on here and there isn’t really much more to say about it. But that is what makes
it an adorable little bundle. Good doggo… or I guess… bad doggo for stealing all the
axehandles! But secretly good doggo. Maybe it’s just trying to save the trees and the
environment.
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