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First I should introduce myself again. Ive been lurking here for a long time but really dont post that much. I think most of my posts have been of questionable sanity but that doesnt seem to stick out much here. Since the last time Ive posted I have given away almost all of my Beckers. Including my baby.
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So mommy was working and I figured this would be the best time to take the little guy out with the knife that the man himself gave him at Blade show last year. I was waiting to let him take it out until he was a little bit more responsible but couldnt help it so I took it to the belt sander and rounded the edge. It still does what he wants it to do but it wont cut him if it slips. This was a training day. We have a state park not too far from us and I figured it would be a great day for a hike.
This is the first time this knife touched anything but the sheath. He wanted to dig for bugs.
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Then he tried to shave some wood. (my bad; the knife is dull as heck and hes trying so hard to shave the knot off)
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A view of the stream the path follows.
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We wandered off the path at some point so I figured it would be a good time to stop for lunch.
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This is the bag I grabbed for the day. Its some bag from LA Police gear that came free with some pants. Ive had it sitting in the closet for a long time and never took it out. Not sure what it is but it actually really worked for a little day trip. May have to give this one a little more woods time.
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Sneaky little bugger. I look away to get my sandwich and soda out of the bag; turn around and this little sneak picked up a flat rock and was trying to sharpen his knife. I said what in the world are you doing he looked me right in the face and said it doesnt really seem that sharp. Balls! Hes on to me.
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We went hunting for fatwood and had a rough time. Usually we can find it right away but this time we must have checked ten stumps before finding this little vein.
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A little buddy that was in the stump as well.
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A great little hike with the Z man ended in the daddy can we take this special rock home? (of course the rock is in the yard now) And who would of thought that "kerplunk" was a game you could play for 30 minutes?
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I didnt have the wife with me to take care of the dog so no real knife time with daddy. I did bring along the knife that has become my go to knife for any outing. Im not going to say who makes it because Im going to try and rush his booth at Blade. But here it is. (huhmm.....cough....T.M. HUNT...cough...)
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Hope you all enjoyed the pics. The little guy loves the knife Mr. Becker; thank you so much for being as nice as you are and for making such great knives. Looking forward to seeing you all at Blade and I hope I can make the gathering as well.
Tankerwolf
So mommy was working and I figured this would be the best time to take the little guy out with the knife that the man himself gave him at Blade show last year. I was waiting to let him take it out until he was a little bit more responsible but couldnt help it so I took it to the belt sander and rounded the edge. It still does what he wants it to do but it wont cut him if it slips. This was a training day. We have a state park not too far from us and I figured it would be a great day for a hike.
This is the first time this knife touched anything but the sheath. He wanted to dig for bugs.
Then he tried to shave some wood. (my bad; the knife is dull as heck and hes trying so hard to shave the knot off)
A view of the stream the path follows.
We wandered off the path at some point so I figured it would be a good time to stop for lunch.
This is the bag I grabbed for the day. Its some bag from LA Police gear that came free with some pants. Ive had it sitting in the closet for a long time and never took it out. Not sure what it is but it actually really worked for a little day trip. May have to give this one a little more woods time.
Sneaky little bugger. I look away to get my sandwich and soda out of the bag; turn around and this little sneak picked up a flat rock and was trying to sharpen his knife. I said what in the world are you doing he looked me right in the face and said it doesnt really seem that sharp. Balls! Hes on to me.
We went hunting for fatwood and had a rough time. Usually we can find it right away but this time we must have checked ten stumps before finding this little vein.
A little buddy that was in the stump as well.
A great little hike with the Z man ended in the daddy can we take this special rock home? (of course the rock is in the yard now) And who would of thought that "kerplunk" was a game you could play for 30 minutes?
I didnt have the wife with me to take care of the dog so no real knife time with daddy. I did bring along the knife that has become my go to knife for any outing. Im not going to say who makes it because Im going to try and rush his booth at Blade. But here it is. (huhmm.....cough....T.M. HUNT...cough...)
Hope you all enjoyed the pics. The little guy loves the knife Mr. Becker; thank you so much for being as nice as you are and for making such great knives. Looking forward to seeing you all at Blade and I hope I can make the gathering as well.
Tankerwolf
