A short hike with Tank Buster

Tree Herder V

Tree Herder V

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On tuesday I decided to take a day off and visit my favorite lakes, which are located in the middle of the woods. It was a very cloudy and qiute cold day but it was really great to spend some time so close to nature. :thumbup:
I found more proofs that Spring is here.
The hike was not too long because my wife who was there with me is pregnant (7 month now :D). She was very brave - we walked a little bit more than 10 km. After the hike I prepared small fire with a little help from my Tank Buster. Great all around knife! It chops nice for it's lenght. :thumbup:
My wife used Scrapper 5LE to prepare kielbasa for roasting over the fire. Yummy! :D

Both these knives are great, but now all I can think of it the Boss Jack :D

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That is some beautiful country, and Awesome photo's. The knives the food they look great also. But you must have one tough wife to hike that far 7 months along.
Looks like fun too thanks for sharing. :thumbup:
 
Great photos

Tested my Tank Buster last Saturday with my wife as well.

I agree with what you said!!!

:)
 
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the model of the knife next to the Tank Buster?
I'm kinda new to Busse.
 
Marvin8 said:
Pardon my ignorance, but what is the model of the knife next to the Tank Buster?
I'm kinda new to Busse.
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That is a Scrap Yard Scrapper 5 LE. Scrap Yard Knives is part of the Busse family. It is only one of two models from Scrap Yard Knives made with INFI.

Welcome to the addiction!
 
Marvin8 said:
Thanks for the head's up.
Lemme guess...ya can't buy one of those now either, right? :D
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That's correct. Though there have been quite a few on the secondary market lately. You could also look for a coated version of the Scrapper 5 made of SR101 and strip it yourself.
 
Only INFI for me, baby!
Ain't that what I'm supposed to say? :D

btw, what'd they sell for originally, and what are they going for now?
 
They originally sold for $189.95. I have seen them sell between 230-260 now.
 
Scrapper 5 is definately worth buying. It's a very light knife. I keep mine in one of the pockets of my jacket. It's so light I keep forgeting it's there. Yet it's a solid and very useful knife.
Thanks guys for all nice words. :)
 
Looks like the landscape is really coming alive. Great photographs. Nice perspective with the lens.
 
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