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My First Hen & Rooster is on the way.

The Last Confederate said:
A 4 1/4 inch Staockman (of course:D), German made with carbon steel blades and green jigged bone scales.

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Hen & Rooster's are another brand you never see in my neck of the woods, so I hope I will be pleased. Anyone have much experience with them?
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I have a 1994 Hen & Rooster 224/DS Stag "Moonshiner" Large Congress. F&F is superb as well as the walk & talk. Big ole hefty congress which sits proudly
in my collection. One day I'll get one of the A.G Russell era hens, they are second to none.
blademan44.
 
I talked to the frost rep at the 2005 NWTF convention last year. I believe he said they bought the "Name" hen and rooster, but that they would stil be made in the same place. He could have been telling a cock and bull story about hen and rooster :) (sorry for the bad wordplay, I couldn't resist.)
 
I have a little Hen & Rooster Barlow that I bought from AG Russell last year.

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I have been VERY pleased with mine, the blades have darkened up nicely after cutting a few granny smith apples.

The green actually grows on you after awhile.
 
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