-
The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
25 perfect things....
- Thread starter j williams
- Start date
- Joined
- Nov 14, 2005
- Messages
- 11,135
Uhh, thanks I guess
Hahaha Tony....been awhile bro. :thumbup:
- Joined
- Nov 14, 2005
- Messages
- 11,135
Oh definatly. :thumbup::thumbup:
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2007
- Messages
- 7,443
J,
Awesome thread bro - I found myself nodding and getting all reflective.
Can I add one - That FIRST Friction fire. I will never forget it. With that fire went my fear of the woods.
Pit,
The FUNNY part of that picture is you KNOW Maisy is like "Give me back my chew toy!!!"
TF
Awesome thread bro - I found myself nodding and getting all reflective.
Can I add one - That FIRST Friction fire. I will never forget it. With that fire went my fear of the woods.
Pit,
The FUNNY part of that picture is you KNOW Maisy is like "Give me back my chew toy!!!"
TF
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2007
- Messages
- 12,294
You know it, I ended up with some good claw marks that day !!!!
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2004
- Messages
- 578
One of my favorites is the muffled silence of a snowy night.
Kickin back in my recliner with one of our cats asleep at my feet and my wife asleep on the couch.
Just being at the cabin I've been going to since I was little.
Kickin back in my recliner with one of our cats asleep at my feet and my wife asleep on the couch.
Just being at the cabin I've been going to since I was little.
- Joined
- Mar 19, 2007
- Messages
- 7,443
PA,
You reminded me of one I just took care of.
'Take a short nap with your dog.'
TF
You reminded me of one I just took care of.
'Take a short nap with your dog.'
TF
Amen to all posted before me.
I will add:
- Pulling off your boots after a day of backpacking on mountain trails.
- The Milky Way smiling over you as you drift off to sleep under the stars.
- Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Just sitting in the woods, a million miles from the next anyone, with absolutely nothing to do, and all the time in the world to do it.
I will add:
- Pulling off your boots after a day of backpacking on mountain trails.
- The Milky Way smiling over you as you drift off to sleep under the stars.
- Nothing. Absolutely nothing. Just sitting in the woods, a million miles from the next anyone, with absolutely nothing to do, and all the time in the world to do it.
Last edited:
..
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2009
- Messages
- 6,234
1. Idaho
2. Border Collie/Aussie Shephard bitches
3. Idaho
4. the Eberlestock Operator
5. Dale of Norway
6. Canada Goose parkas
7. The HB Forge Shawnee Hawk-the best thrower I've ever held, at the cost of 40 dollars!
8. The Ruger Target Grey Frontier
9. Northern Idaho Yuppie Women
10. Spring meltoff big water in a 7,000 foot deep canyon-getting to see hundreds of miles of nothing but inexcessible backcountry while totally inebriated and doing a pretty cool extreme sport all at the same time
11. Snow Kayaking-winter fun without shredding my already screwed up legs
12. The GT Xizang-hand welded Titanium perfection with GT's triple triangle design, coupled with some old school XTR, GT Hadley hubs, Ritchey bars, stem, pedals and post, San Marco Rolls saddle and Mavic 517 rims... the PERFECT mountain bike that was stolen out of my dorm room in the Air Force.
13. The North Face's lifetime you break it, we replace it warranty
14. Minnetonka softsoled mocs-handmade softsoled mocs fitted to perfection, great for everything from lounging, alpine climbing, bouldering or water sports at the price of 40 bucks.
15. 1095 High carbon-there are too many great bushcrafting knives out there, but one thing they all have in common is they are made from quality 1095 or similar high carbon steels. awesome edge retention coupled with ease of maintenance and great strength.
16. Kokatat dry suits
17. a .375 of Jack Daniels in your side pocket to spike your coffee when you wake up or go to sleep on the trail
18. Maloxicam-God's gift to the poor artheritic basterd who spends an hour trying to get out of bed in the morning but cranks out 20 miles wearing a 50 pound pack in the afternoon
19. Bag Balm-winter enthusiasts with split hands and feet, this is your lifeline
20. Canon A650-12.1 Megapixels, 6x zoom, cool flippy high def screen and an awesome battery life all in the convenience of a point and shoot camera
21. Eddie Bauer-Eddie, we love your awesome winter sales! Everything must go, but all that's left over is xxxxl sizes in your fitted stretchy fleece pullovers. For those that love to show off their cavernous bellybuttons as they struggle from the car to the trailhead, Eddie Bauer is there for you. Nah, in all reality I love all of EB's stuff. Awesome gear at solid prices.
22. Lefse-calories on the run. Traditional scandinavian potato flatbread made from potato flour, malted barley weat and unpasturized goats milk. Calories, protein and fat in a very small convenient package, great for on the go lunches or snacks filled with tuna or smoked salmon, balogna, butter and cinnemon sugar, cheese or whatever else you can think to stuff in there.
...to be continued
2. Border Collie/Aussie Shephard bitches
3. Idaho
4. the Eberlestock Operator
5. Dale of Norway
6. Canada Goose parkas
7. The HB Forge Shawnee Hawk-the best thrower I've ever held, at the cost of 40 dollars!
8. The Ruger Target Grey Frontier
9. Northern Idaho Yuppie Women
10. Spring meltoff big water in a 7,000 foot deep canyon-getting to see hundreds of miles of nothing but inexcessible backcountry while totally inebriated and doing a pretty cool extreme sport all at the same time
11. Snow Kayaking-winter fun without shredding my already screwed up legs
12. The GT Xizang-hand welded Titanium perfection with GT's triple triangle design, coupled with some old school XTR, GT Hadley hubs, Ritchey bars, stem, pedals and post, San Marco Rolls saddle and Mavic 517 rims... the PERFECT mountain bike that was stolen out of my dorm room in the Air Force.
13. The North Face's lifetime you break it, we replace it warranty
14. Minnetonka softsoled mocs-handmade softsoled mocs fitted to perfection, great for everything from lounging, alpine climbing, bouldering or water sports at the price of 40 bucks.
15. 1095 High carbon-there are too many great bushcrafting knives out there, but one thing they all have in common is they are made from quality 1095 or similar high carbon steels. awesome edge retention coupled with ease of maintenance and great strength.
16. Kokatat dry suits
17. a .375 of Jack Daniels in your side pocket to spike your coffee when you wake up or go to sleep on the trail
18. Maloxicam-God's gift to the poor artheritic basterd who spends an hour trying to get out of bed in the morning but cranks out 20 miles wearing a 50 pound pack in the afternoon
19. Bag Balm-winter enthusiasts with split hands and feet, this is your lifeline
20. Canon A650-12.1 Megapixels, 6x zoom, cool flippy high def screen and an awesome battery life all in the convenience of a point and shoot camera
21. Eddie Bauer-Eddie, we love your awesome winter sales! Everything must go, but all that's left over is xxxxl sizes in your fitted stretchy fleece pullovers. For those that love to show off their cavernous bellybuttons as they struggle from the car to the trailhead, Eddie Bauer is there for you. Nah, in all reality I love all of EB's stuff. Awesome gear at solid prices.
22. Lefse-calories on the run. Traditional scandinavian potato flatbread made from potato flour, malted barley weat and unpasturized goats milk. Calories, protein and fat in a very small convenient package, great for on the go lunches or snacks filled with tuna or smoked salmon, balogna, butter and cinnemon sugar, cheese or whatever else you can think to stuff in there.
...to be continued
Last edited:
- Joined
- Aug 4, 2009
- Messages
- 6,234
Getting close to nature......
what knife is this?
- Joined
- Apr 13, 2007
- Messages
- 12,294
- Joined
- Mar 8, 2007
- Messages
- 554
Pulling off your boots at the end of the trail.
- Joined
- Nov 14, 2005
- Messages
- 11,135
Some great stuff so far guys...what a neat thread this has turned into.