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oh we never leave them alone!!
we always buy more and lock them up also, so they never are alone
we always buy more and lock them up also, so they never are alone
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I just bought a little 80 acre hunting property and I've been carrying my NO all over it. It is light enough that I hardly notice it on my belt but does a decent job of light chopping.
50, maybe 60 vines (I call them tarzan vines) as thick as my forearm have been chopped in half by the thing. As soon as you cut into the base of one of these things water starts pouring out, which eventually coats the blade and handle. I've never done anything more than wipe it off on my pantleg and I've yet to see any ill effects. It has also been used to pry apart 3 wooden treestands I've found on the property.
All that, and this morning I left my skinning knife on my kitchen table so the NO had to break down a turkey into its constituent components. And I've yet to sharpen the thing.
50, maybe 60 vines (I call them tarzan vines) as thick as my forearm have been chopped in half by the thing. As soon as you cut into the base of one of these things water starts pouring out, which eventually coats the blade and handle. I've never done anything more than wipe it off on my pantleg and I've yet to see any ill effects. It has also been used to pry apart 3 wooden treestands I've found on the property.
All that, and this morning I left my skinning knife on my kitchen table so the NO had to break down a turkey into its constituent components. And I've yet to sharpen the thing.