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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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mewolf1
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:thumbup:Thank you.
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Wow, nice man.Just built.
mewolf1
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About 40 hours total.
I've had a good couple of weeks of end-of-season sales.
Pack is a Gregory Zulu 30. I wanted a pack in the 25 - 30L class with good lumbar straps to be my new fishing pack. It's a bit of overkill unless you're hauling waders and boots a couple miles up. Today's maiden voyage was without the waders and boots, and there was a ton of space available. I could have gotten away with a smaller pack, but I really liked the feel of this pack on. Hiked about 8 miles today, climbed over a bunch of rocks while, and am not as sore across the shoulders as I would have been with my other packs. This was on sale at a outdoor supplier for about 30% off last weekend.
Boots are a pair of Wolverine 1000 mile boots. She Who Must Be Obeyed has been trying to buy me a pair of the Wolverine 1000 miles for a couple of years. I've held off thus far because I really don't see myself in leather-soled boots. We were in the boot shop again, I tried on another pair, and she was pushing for me to get them. I said that I wished they had a Vibram lug sole. The shop manager (who was waiting on us) said "well, you're in luck. They made that same boot with a vibram sole and it hasn't sold well. I'm closing them out at 50% off." SCORE!
Pack is a Gregory Zulu 30. I wanted a pack in the 25 - 30L class with good lumbar straps to be my new fishing pack. It's a bit of overkill unless you're hauling waders and boots a couple miles up. Today's maiden voyage was without the waders and boots, and there was a ton of space available. I could have gotten away with a smaller pack, but I really liked the feel of this pack on. Hiked about 8 miles today, climbed over a bunch of rocks while, and am not as sore across the shoulders as I would have been with my other packs. This was on sale at a outdoor supplier for about 30% off last weekend.
Boots are a pair of Wolverine 1000 mile boots. She Who Must Be Obeyed has been trying to buy me a pair of the Wolverine 1000 miles for a couple of years. I've held off thus far because I really don't see myself in leather-soled boots. We were in the boot shop again, I tried on another pair, and she was pushing for me to get them. I said that I wished they had a Vibram lug sole. The shop manager (who was waiting on us) said "well, you're in luck. They made that same boot with a vibram sole and it hasn't sold well. I'm closing them out at 50% off." SCORE!
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that canoe is gorgeous, you made it yourself?
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Cougar Allen
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That canoe deserves a whole thread all by itself. 
mewolf1
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It does. I have some in here.http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1424105-Almost-time-to-go-for-a-paddle
That canoe deserves a whole thread all by itself.
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^^^^^^
mewolf1
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Thank You.:thumbup:
Mewolf1, like everyone said, that canoe is seriously impressive!
