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trevitrace
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View attachment 432553A good idea for a gaw.
Ps found this and been waiting for the chance to show it off
Someone told me it might be taken the wrong way so wanting to say I just like.
Its has no other meaning Carry on
Ps found this and been waiting for the chance to show it off
Someone told me it might be taken the wrong way so wanting to say I just like.
Its has no other meaning Carry on
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Im in! Thanks and congrats on 1k.
Im in . Im new here and got lost in the spyderco mods pages last night . The funny thing is now my spyderco paramilitary 2 s30v is apart on my work bench awaking my homemade
wood scales . Cut them last night hopping to get the inlay cut started tonight for the liner . Ill have pics when it is all done . For now it is my cold steel AK47 and I . For yall a small
Buck from the great state of Georgia .
wood scales . Cut them last night hopping to get the inlay cut started tonight for the liner . Ill have pics when it is all done . For now it is my cold steel AK47 and I . For yall a small
Buck from the great state of Georgia .
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I'm in! very nice little kit you've put together! Here is a pic of an Opinel No. 8 i mod i did a while back.
Im in and thank you for the opportunity.
My picture was taken in a south Florida public hunt area during blackpowder hunting season last year at Okeloacoochee Slough WMA. It was a couple of black bears, momma and big cub, about 10 yards from my tree. I was up about 20 feet in a climber waiting for a legal buck to come by. This was almost as nice to see. Very wet in there last year and there was 6 inches of standing water in that "high" area where the bears were standing. Water everywhere, almost waist deep in places, plenty of mosquitos, and 90 degree temperatures. South Florida hunting at its best but it still beats work any day.
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My picture was taken in a south Florida public hunt area during blackpowder hunting season last year at Okeloacoochee Slough WMA. It was a couple of black bears, momma and big cub, about 10 yards from my tree. I was up about 20 feet in a climber waiting for a legal buck to come by. This was almost as nice to see. Very wet in there last year and there was 6 inches of standing water in that "high" area where the bears were standing. Water everywhere, almost waist deep in places, plenty of mosquitos, and 90 degree temperatures. South Florida hunting at its best but it still beats work any day.
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Not an entry, great GAW though. Pictures are so fun.
If you draw my number please pass it to poster #20 Greykilt, for their pic. I miss Colorado, I lived in Estes Park for a year, never have a seen such great place to live.
http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54/uilleamparl/Mobile Uploads/IMG957681_zpsd599b465.jpg
If you draw my number please pass it to poster #20 Greykilt, for their pic. I miss Colorado, I lived in Estes Park for a year, never have a seen such great place to live.
http://i993.photobucket.com/albums/af54/uilleamparl/Mobile Uploads/IMG957681_zpsd599b465.jpg
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Thanks for the chance. Here's a funky pic I snapped of the Penguins scoring a goal last Sunday.
I'm in.
sorry, I'm not good with pictures, but here's a little mish mash...
some of this upcoming winters heat supply with a jungle that was formerly a garden in the background (picture was taken in the late fall)
a picture with something blending into the tree that nobody seems to notice.
magnus eating my friend's kid's snowballs as they try to make them.
edit: let me throw another one in here to give the wood splitters in here an idea for a cheap firewood rack... 2 landscaping timbers, 2 10' 2x4's cut in half, and 3 cinder blocks. I've made a few of these and have filled them up and they work great. I don't load the sides down too hard because I don't want to test out how well the blocks hold up to the pressure. not my original idea, but nobody seems to know about this.
sorry, I'm not good with pictures, but here's a little mish mash...
some of this upcoming winters heat supply with a jungle that was formerly a garden in the background (picture was taken in the late fall)
a picture with something blending into the tree that nobody seems to notice.
magnus eating my friend's kid's snowballs as they try to make them.
edit: let me throw another one in here to give the wood splitters in here an idea for a cheap firewood rack... 2 landscaping timbers, 2 10' 2x4's cut in half, and 3 cinder blocks. I've made a few of these and have filled them up and they work great. I don't load the sides down too hard because I don't want to test out how well the blocks hold up to the pressure. not my original idea, but nobody seems to know about this.