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I had a hard time deciding between this one and the Muskrat Furtaker.
The buffalo horn and the awesome swedges on the #54 tipped the scales.
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Great Eastern Tidioute Cattleman?
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I had a hard time deciding between this one and the Muskrat Furtaker.
The buffalo horn and the awesome swedges on the #54 tipped the scales.
DennisStrickland
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Jenner the harness jack is on same frame . i have'nt bought one of these so i do'nt know about the spring configuration.if gec would add a spey to oppoisite end i beleive we would truly have a cattle knife.
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Have had this every day for a month as a primary EDC, and it is awesome! Fit and finish are top notch, with a minor touch up it is scalpel sharp, and it carries real well in RFP. It has been a great letter opener, twine cutter, sandwich slicer, whittler, thread trimmer and zip-tie cutter. Blade length and configuration have been a non-issue, all have come in handy.
The scales and bolsters are gorgeous. I really like this knife. So much so I am considering getting another just to save and pass down to my 2 year old son.
The scales and bolsters are gorgeous. I really like this knife. So much so I am considering getting another just to save and pass down to my 2 year old son.