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Bog Dog
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Does that mean that all the Rat knives from pics on the red background ar in Bully's possession?
LOL. No, I think the red backgound pics are shop pics. A lot of Eric's are taken on his verandah, also a lot were with autum leaves around as well.
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Gravelface
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Oh hells yeah!
I just got my first Bog Dog a few moments ago!!! How this escaped me for the last 7 years.....I don't know. But I'm too gimped up to go out and do anything with it right now.....aaarrrgghhhh!
I picked up this d2 version for a song (complete accident!) it is a overall about 1/8 shorter than a SHBA and the actual cutting edge it about 3/32 longer also. This thing is insanely light at 4.7oz and .1415 thick.
With the balance point right at the index finger, it almost feels weightless in hand!
I just got my first Bog Dog a few moments ago!!! How this escaped me for the last 7 years.....I don't know. But I'm too gimped up to go out and do anything with it right now.....aaarrrgghhhh!
I picked up this d2 version for a song (complete accident!) it is a overall about 1/8 shorter than a SHBA and the actual cutting edge it about 3/32 longer also. This thing is insanely light at 4.7oz and .1415 thick.
With the balance point right at the index finger, it almost feels weightless in hand!
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CongRatulations mate.
They are not the prettiest knife on the planet, but for a hard use hunter/camp knife you would go a long way to beat it.
The D2 adds to its versatility with an edge that wont say die.
They are not the prettiest knife on the planet, but for a hard use hunter/camp knife you would go a long way to beat it.
The D2 adds to its versatility with an edge that wont say die.
Congrats! Great grab. Saw a Rat Hunter go for a decent price a couple days ago...nice scores being made!
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It was a complete shock when I got the email stating I won.....
Granted it wasnt original price but I hadn't seen one for this price since 2008.
I really need a router so I can post pictures again!!!! Killin me
Granted it wasnt original price but I hadn't seen one for this price since 2008.
I really need a router so I can post pictures again!!!! Killin me
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Mudder's aren't pretty but boy do they just work and feel good doing it!!!
Gravelface
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The more I handle the Bog Dog, the more I like it. It is a lot of knife and I can't wait to get a real chance at using it
If I ever find mine again...think I have narrowed it down and should be able to tear up the downstairs bedroom/study this weekend, with the family gone 3 days. I had (have?) the D2. I only did a little food prep outdoors and dressed a turkey I called in and shot, but I loved that knife. I agree that it seems to virtually zero out its own weight, while still feeling substantial. A miracle of design and execution. I know a lot of folks scoff at any contemplation of using knives in an offensive manner, but there was a website i saw a year or so back, in which a martial artist evaluated the blade as a potential weapon and was impressed. If I ever find mine, or ever score another, it stays with me. My absoloute favorite bussekin, and a lot hve passedthrough my hands over the years. Not a chopper, or even a splitter, but just a great midsized to smallish knife. Congratulations.