BK9 Picture For No Special Reason

BK 9 is a great all purpose multi-tool of a knife.

What not make headcheese out of the cow? :rolleyes:
 
That's a great story thanks Tanker. I can't say I'd particularly fancy eating a bum-burrowing critter like that, however if I'm ever in the U.S. I would be keen to try any traditional native food. I'm pretty sure that many of the delicious hogs I've brought home from a hunt would have been chomping on the rotting remains of their own cousins.

Great idea about replacing Milla. I will act as an agent and send some pics of my clients to the R.E. people. I thought this would be a good mugshot for the adult version:
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And if they want to tone things down a bit for younger folks, maybe this would hold some appeal:
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Nope.... no armadillos down here. No native land mammals except for a few bats. The critters we mostly see squashed on the road are possums, hedgehogs, rabbits and hares. All introduced to the country.

Those green scales would be ideal for guys like me who are likely to place their '9 on the ground in the dim forest. The black Beckers can almost become invisible. A bright lanyard can help, but the scales let you recognize the knife immediately and they enable you to instantly see which way the knife is lying. Fluorescent flagging tape tied to the handle can be helpful.
 
coote said:
That's a great story thanks Tanker. I can't say I'd particularly fancy eating a bum-burrowing critter like that, however if I'm ever in the U.S. I would be keen to try any traditional native food. I'm pretty sure that many of the delicious hogs I've brought home from a hunt would have been chomping on the rotting remains of their own cousins.

Great idea about replacing Milla. I will act as an agent and send some pics of my clients to the R.E. people. I thought this would be a good mugshot for the adult version:
o14r172.jpg


And if they want to tone things down a bit for younger folks, maybe this would hold some appeal:
37tGJTS.jpg


Nope.... no armadillos down here. No native land mammals except for a few bats. The critters we mostly see squashed on the road are possums, hedgehogs, rabbits and hares. All introduced to the country.

Those green scales would be ideal for guys like me who are likely to place their '9 on the ground in the dim forest. The black Beckers can almost become invisible. A bright lanyard can help, but the scales let you recognize the knife immediately and they enable you to instantly see which way the knife is lying. Fluorescent flagging tape tied to the handle can be helpful.
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Great pictures C coote That first possum looks kinda like a fruit bat face.
 
Good to see you around again coote. I hope your snares have been fruitful lately...

And cute pic of the lil'un dual wielding your nines!
 
Those greenies came with the bk29 bundle, I first had them on the 5 but I use the 9 more than anything. I found it fits right in the Kabar big brother sheath once the rivet by the thumb rest is removed and replaced. I meant your dual bk9 wielding lil'un as the khuk-weilding Milla's future replacement. Good Idea though using giant scary possums!
 
Now that I've thought about it, I think that you are right Yonose. The 9s look better than a possum for the job:
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You have jogged a good idea.... just like cigarette companies used to do.... and probably like car or computer manufacturers seem to do now.... maybe Ethan should help to finance a decent outdoors movie featuring some hot stars, exciting adventures and an assortment of Beckers.
 
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