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Am I a barkaholic?????

I have only a Northstar and a Mini Canadian, so I have some catching up to do. I'd really like to try a Lil Nessy, then I'm all done - I promise! Oh, and a Pro Scalpel . . . and maybe a Mikro Canadian . . .
 
Foilist said:
I have only a Northstar and a Mini Canadian, so I have some catching up to do. I'd really like to try a Lil Nessy, then I'm all done - I promise! Oh, and a Pro Scalpel . . . and maybe a Mikro Canadian . . .
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no such thing as FINISHED!

;)

Brett
 
Brett--- I got a Red Linen Woodland SPL. It's awesum! Yer off to a great start!
Rolf
 
There are just too damn many choices!!!

Jeff

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The Woodland Special is a great little knife. :D

Here is a photo of my Custom Highland/Woodland Combo. :cool:

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They are both great knives. :thumbup:
 
Big Mike,

Really glad to see you hanging around more often here.

Everyone, Big Mike is an authority in my eyes on all things Bark River, and he is extremely knowledgeable about the outdoors. He is a good guy to learn from. :thumbup:
 
Thanks Brian, I do try to check in from time to time.

Slow days in the field have left me more time in the office…

…which means more time on the Forums.

I do like hanging out here, …a great bunch of knife users. :thumbup:
 
One of the things that lends itself to becoming a Barkoholic is that you don't have to jump through hoops when you want a knife, like some companies.

Doc
 
I say get the Bravo 1 and then if needed or wanted get the Down size version,I love my B1 and will get a B2 as well
 
DOC-CANADA said:
One of the things that lends itself to becoming a Barkoholic is that you don't have to jump through hoops when you want a knife, like some companies.

Doc
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AGREED! AND you get a sweet sheath. No praying to the sheath gods...:)

Take care,
BRett
 
I got over them. Just sold my last one today. I have been replacing them with Knives of Alaska, although I have sold a few of them as well. Right now it's JK's.:thumbup:
 
I know I was by the time I had that many! Nice collection you've got toing. Lots of different function there.

They make a great knife!
 
The one on the top left is the Scout. It is one of the very few hollow ground knives Bark River has put out but it has a spooky convex edge on it. Great field knife but I would be a little hesitant to beat on it with a baton. Not sure what the other one is. Mighty good looking knife though...
 
TwinBlade said:
The one on the top left is the Scout. It is one of the very few hollow ground knives Bark River has put out but it has a spooky convex edge on it. Great field knife but I would be a little hesitant to beat on it with a baton. Not sure what the other one is. Mighty good looking knife though...
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Thanks for the info.:thumbup:
 
shotgunner11 said:
Hey jds1, great collection.

What are the top two knives in the pic? I want the one on the left and was just curious about the one on the right.
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The one on the top right is a damascus bowie with mosaic pins and maple handle. It was a limited production of some sort that I picked up around five years ago. It looks VERY cool in person. Thanks to all for the nice comments!

Jeff
 
You will fall off the wagon.....

Is that a hollow pinned Mini Northstar? Didn't know that was available. Good choices.
 
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