When you drive down the private drive there is a stop sign instructing you to stop, we were met pretty quickly by the owner Phil or his assistant each time we stopped there. There are no fire rings or picnic tables so bring your own. Be sure to call ahead if you need one of those tent water/electric sites. The owner has 40 acres with some great primitive tent camping sites but only a couple of tent sites with water and electric. We booked our site for $10 a night per person for tent camping. I believe that statement to be true in most public places. I have no doubt if you were looking for trouble or drugs you might be able to find what you are looking for.but if you are not then there are no issues. During our drives through the campgrounds we did not see either. Some of the mixed reviews mentioned undesirable people and drug use. We drove through the campgrounds with the owners permission twice before we made the decision to stay here. We decided to give it a try for tent camping and we are so glad we did! Let me tell you about our experience. I tip my hat to you.We live about 30 minutes from Riverside at Hollyhaven and had heard mixed reviews about this place. Here at Heber Hatchets, there ain’t no shame in a handsome woman leaving with a little more peach fuzz than she came with. What do pregnancy and axe throwing have in common? They both make your hair come in a little thicker. But heck, what do I know- I ain’t never been pregnant before! I mean, risk it if you want, but I reckon a solid-based two-hand throw would be the way to go if you’re axe throwing when pregnant. A one-handed throw might just be too much to handle, and we don’t want you hittin’ the deck after your follow through. If we’re being honest here, we both know that growing belly of yours can make balancing a bit of a challenge. On second thought, if you’re pregnant with a little boy, do try the Country Pucker- it’ll put hair on his chest. Not to mention, yer little one will be getting a taste of it as well. I might recommend stayin’ away from Country Pucker (there’s a good chance it could induce labor), but any of the other flavors are a perfect refreshment to soothe any swollen feet or hormone swings. Try our (caffeine free) lumberjack sodas.This trick won my daddy $40 and a tractor in a poker game before I was born. Here are some tips to make your experience better: So you’ve decided that your little man or girly ought to be taught about the art of throwing axes while still in the womb. If you’re gonna be axe throwing when pregnant… Although I do believe pregnant women can still have a safe and enjoyable time at Heber Hatchets, the guaranteed safest decision would be not to participate. As with all guests, pregnant or otherwise, we require all to sign a waiver/release of liability before participating. We leave it up to you if you want to throw or not. While some pregnant women may have no problem throwing the axes, others may feel that it is too risky. Don’t overdo it. Although it’s not a real strenuous activity, if you feel like axe throwing when pregnant is making your body work too hard then take a rest! There are chairs available to sit down and take it easy.With proper form, you won’t even need to throw it very hard in order to get it to stick. So you won’t be doing heavy lifting in order to heave it toward the target. The hatchets at Heber Hatchets are not super-heavy maybe 3-4 lbs.However, seeing how you are carrying some precious cargo, here are some good things to consider if yer itchin’ to axe-throw while prego… Just because axe throwing is a staple when it comes to manliness doesn’t mean that the ladies don’t enjoy a good axe throwing game now and then too! I’ve had a number of our female friends ask me whether or not they oughtta be axe throwing when pregnant.Īnswer: If you can skin a bear while pregnant, I see no reason why you couldn’t do some axe throwing when pregnant!
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