BGRS in the woods

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I've carried my BGRS all this deer season. Can't say enough good things about it. Yesterday I cut a small tree about 4" in dia. with a nice burl on the end, that I was going to make a ball headed club out of. I believe the wood is red oak,although the grain/ growth rings are real tight (going back today for the rest of the tree. Gonna use it for a bow stave- have to back it well though). Anyhow my khuk chopped through that tree like it was pine.All I had to do was touch up the edge with the chakma to get the "shiver" back. Can't think of a better tool to carry to chop wood, or split rib cages, or pelvic bones (on deer:)) Next week we're going to kill 7 hogs, so I'll take it along then as well.:)
 
Tight rings usually mean the tree has taken a long time to grow and is tougher than normal. Glad to here the Baby GRS takes after the full size model.

Will
 
Tight rings usually mean the tree has taken a long time to grow and is tougher than normal. Glad to here the Baby GRS takes after the full size model.

Will
 
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