0424ORS-B, BuckLite 424, orange, seen in the wild parts

[oregon]

Melts in your pocket, not in your hand.

1.27 ounces (35.9 grams), about 6.5" overall, no nail nick, grow on trees and visible on leaves.

 

[ItsTooEarly]

Great Pictures Oregon, I need to get one of them... You need to post those pics on my post, I was feeling a little Lite today... If you want to that is... ... ITE

 

[oregon]

Great Pictures Oregon, I need to get one of them... You need to post those pics on my post, I was feeling a little Lite today... If you want to that is... ... ITE

ITE your Bucklite thread is growing quite large. Reading it is like an odyssey.

Interject a comment into this thread and you get... wait for it... more pictures!

Funny, while photographing this Buck knife, I discovered an old friend, also up in a tree. First he was asleep, then a squirrel flashed by him and then he was awake:

 

[sitflyer]

Nice pics...more often heard than seen

 

[oregon]

THX sitflyer.

Here you go:

My utube video of above scene, Great Blue Heron in a woodland stream: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cY_lEj51Nk&feature=g-upl

 

[oregon]

I haven't seen this particular Buck knife, non-blemished NIB 0424ORS-B , advertised for sale anywhere. However, I recently heard from someone in Alberta, Canada that they are for sale in a locally-owned hunting supply store. Has anyone see these for sale anywhere? Like cutlery and love their stories.

 

[whetrock]

There is just something about orange handled knives IMO they just look awesome. I might try to get an orange 426 ( my favorite of the Bucklite series ) in the future but as of right know my knife fund has been totally depleted by my reckless and over zealous spending.