LOL, Ebbtide. Then again, don't overlook the joys of an ivory toothpick. 
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Dozier owners - suggestions for my knife, please.
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Originally posted by Brian C
The blade comes in at 3 7/8", just under the legal NYC limit... that is, if you don't consider the sharpened false edge.
That is beautiful! I love the way the ivory micarta looks.
At 5-1/2", mine is right at the legal limit for Texas. I left the false edge unsharpened to stay legal too, although I do like double-edges.
--Bob Q
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I like the name, although I've always thought of it as the Texas Six.
I love white micarta too, but with this one I wanted something that would be less conspicuous for carry. I think the dark green is attractive, low-profile, and less intimidating than plain black.
My favorite dress-up blade is a Benchmade 850 in white micarta with rainbow anodized titanium bolsters. I got that to wear at my sister's wedding.
--Bob Q
Check out the Yukon Pro Skinner on AG Russell's website. I've owned mine for many years and have used it on many, many hunts and camping trips. It has processed game as small and delicate as quail & squirrel, and as large and tough as elk & moose.
It has a sharp, pointy tip that is just the ticket for delicate caping on game animals (and removing splinters). It also has enough belly to make it a wonderful skinning knife. IMHO it has the perfect shape and size for a personal hunting knife. Like all of Bob's knives it is razor sharp, and it stays that way longer than any other knife I have ever used.
You can't go wrong with any of Bob'd knives.
AJ
It has a sharp, pointy tip that is just the ticket for delicate caping on game animals (and removing splinters). It also has enough belly to make it a wonderful skinning knife. IMHO it has the perfect shape and size for a personal hunting knife. Like all of Bob's knives it is razor sharp, and it stays that way longer than any other knife I have ever used.
You can't go wrong with any of Bob'd knives.
AJ