Less obvious EDC uses

[myright]

Lately I've been using my Case Canoe in the garden to harvest my vegetables that have been ripening up.

 

[sunnyd]

sunnyd,

If'n you gonna mention frog giggin' then I suppose I can mention the Filet Mignon on Walleye...

Sharp clip point is best, then again any blade will work, if'n you know "where" this scrumptious meat is on a walleye...

Listen , you fellers can cut string, open packages if'n you want, but Anthony and I know there is more to knives that skinnin' frogs and stealing fillet mignon...

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[sixgunner455]

I have used that little pen blade on my Peanut to skin alligators and crocodiles at work, to help me open up some lobster for dinner, and even helped a little gator be born. He was having a hard time getting out of his egg, as it was just a tad bit too soft a yielding for him to break through, and I used my pen blade to carefully slice a hole in the shell.

I use that little blade to cut harness leather for projects. Little scalpel.

Any knife in my pocket is liable to get used to deadhead my roses, if I notice them when I'm out in the yard and have time to fuss over them. Why bother going after the shears? Got a knife of some kind or other in the pocket, and it's sharp enough to cut'em.

Worry stone in my pocket is that same knife. Lots of times, it's the smaller one, frequently, lately, that little peanut.

 

[texasboy]

The back of the sheepsfoot blade on a Case medium stockman works pretty good for a screwdriver to take the air filter cover off of a lawnmower.