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And Im lovin it 
Firstly thanks to the Company Store, it came unbelievably quick. I wasnt expecting to look out for it until at least the end of the week.
Fabulous customer service.
I had a call on my mobile this morning asking me to meet the mail contractor up at the front gate for a parcel. He didnt know about Stan not being here anymore.
The knife is everything and more than I hoped for; I cant wait until some cooler weather to try it out on skinning. Its a great all round size for general bush work.
I went for a walk out into the horse paddock with it as the heat wasnt too bad today, it was a mistake though as the humidity was terrible.
I had my little shadow come along with me; she doesnt ever seem to feel the heat. Stan and I used to be gasping on these sorts of walks, while Bonnie was always running around sniffing out Wallabys.
We seen an unusual large amount of them today, the undergrowth is thick and lush after a great season, plenty of food and cover.
Here are some pictures of my Skinny Ash in its new environment at Ryhope.
A couple of shots around the billabongs on the way out.
Ive been checking out this big old fallen dead tree for next winters firewood, probably about two years in it overall.
Also with my little mate hamming it up.
Back in over the creek and heading towards the house paddock. Stans rock can been seen in the background, Ive moved it there with a loader, but still need to stand it up yet.
Last, but not least.
Thanks to Busse Combat for making knives that in my opinion are unequalled anywhere else in the world.
Ian.
Firstly thanks to the Company Store, it came unbelievably quick. I wasnt expecting to look out for it until at least the end of the week.
Fabulous customer service.
I had a call on my mobile this morning asking me to meet the mail contractor up at the front gate for a parcel. He didnt know about Stan not being here anymore.
The knife is everything and more than I hoped for; I cant wait until some cooler weather to try it out on skinning. Its a great all round size for general bush work.
I went for a walk out into the horse paddock with it as the heat wasnt too bad today, it was a mistake though as the humidity was terrible.
I had my little shadow come along with me; she doesnt ever seem to feel the heat. Stan and I used to be gasping on these sorts of walks, while Bonnie was always running around sniffing out Wallabys.
We seen an unusual large amount of them today, the undergrowth is thick and lush after a great season, plenty of food and cover.
Here are some pictures of my Skinny Ash in its new environment at Ryhope.
A couple of shots around the billabongs on the way out.
Ive been checking out this big old fallen dead tree for next winters firewood, probably about two years in it overall.
Also with my little mate hamming it up.
Back in over the creek and heading towards the house paddock. Stans rock can been seen in the background, Ive moved it there with a loader, but still need to stand it up yet.
Last, but not least.
Thanks to Busse Combat for making knives that in my opinion are unequalled anywhere else in the world.
Ian.
Oh, only if that were true.
