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Sprig, my favorite camp knife. Great in the kitchen also. You can surgically debone with it.
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Photos Bird and Trout! Let's See 'Em!
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Dalibor makes a great knife for the money
knifeswapper
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I've got one of those on the way. Looking forward to it.--K
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Excellent choice, you’ll love it
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Some beautiful knives everyone.
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Nice knives everyone. This is a Northwoods Scagel made in 2004.
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Wouldn't it be nice after 12 BF Traditional folders to have a fixed blade at least once in the history of BF's knives? A Bird & Trout fixed blade would be perfect. We've talked about this before but never had enough support, maybe 2018 will be different. I'm gonna have to start a thread so as not to hijack this one but keep it in mind and I'm gonna link this thread to mine so folks can see what a nice B&T looks like.
Horsewright
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Another one finished:
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Ok, I started a thread in traditional to gauge the interest in a fixed blade, Bird & Trout in particular with a link to this thread for examples and here's a link to my thread if anyone wants to show some support. Spread the word folks, maybe we can make 2018 the year of the BF FB. 
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Not sure if this counts but then there always seems to be more leeway in fixed blades among the traditional set.
It's a a handy little knife, the blade is almost exactly as long as my pointer finger, slicey, thin and nimble. I think it fits the spirit of the B&T quite well.
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Ditto.
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Love the bird and trout, being both a bird hunter and an avid fly fisherman... sadly, I'm without a dedicated B&T right now. The Hess Fish and Bird looks awfully tempting and I suspect I will end up with one in the future. In the meantime, I've been doing fish with an Opinel Slim, and splitting bird duty between folders and this Landi PSK. The convex edge does a good job on leg and wing joints, and the 1095 holds a nice enough edge to do all the birds we bring down - here it is, all tuned up for the first pheasant hunt of the season tomorrow morning 
Horsewright
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Sometimes I like to dress em up a little. Sambar stag with an ironwood spacer and filework:
Popcorn Sambar stag and mammoth tooth spacer with filework:
Popcorn Sambar stag and mammoth tooth spacer with filework:
