OT: Get to the choppa -- Let's see those choppers (Fiddleback & non-Fiddleback)

Thanks bro. I agree on the full height Custom Camp!:thumbup:

 

Fiddleback 12" machete and a T.M. Hunt Bolo. Both great for their respective tasks.




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Fiddleback Machetes [emoji887][emoji108]
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ESEE Junglas and Light Machete


Gurhka Man Village Imports





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I gots this:



Buck 108 Compadre Chopping Froe.

Hidjeous, but fun, I mean, effective.

~ P.

 

SG stopped by for a minute today.

 

Here is all the big knives you could want.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/681316-Show-me-your-custom-camp-knife-chopper

 

Nice!:thumbup:

 

i just found this thread. i was just looking at the fiddleback machete last night. with that said, i am not sure i have a legitimate use for one. but, that doesn't stop me from coveting one. i mean, i should have one just in case...right!??

in general, i know a machete is great for clearing brush, and you could obviously use it for some wood processing. but, i'm curious what you guys use them for specifically. forgive my big-knife ignorance.

 

I usem fer huntin [emoji216] in the Everglades!



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like clearing a path while hunting? or, literally as a "dispatcher"? perhaps the answer is both....

nice collection btw

 

Thanks! I use them for both.:thumbup:

 

thanks :thumbup:

 

My small contribution to this thread.

 

Love these pics.

@xxwjtxx I'll look into this. I haven't thought about it. I think it started as a way to keep the individual price down.

 

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