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Nice group James. Love the sawcuts. :thumbup:
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Thanks Bob, I found the single blade Medium Barlows to be near perfect in hand.
meako, how do you get a lizard to pose?
meako, how do you get a lizard to pose?
Some excellent photography in this thread:thumbup:
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I agree James. The single spear African Blackwood is my most carried of my 77's.
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Just got my first two #77's this week, a Washington Harness Jack in Smooth Autumn Gold Bone and a Yankee Jack in Antique Yellow Jigged Bone. Really like them, especially the Yankee Jack. I think it'll spend some serious time in my carry rotation.
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Nice pair. GEC really did a nice job on the Yankee Jacks. :thumbup:
My 2 newest 77's.NorthField, Oily Creek Bone, Single Sheepsfoot Blade.
My goodness, those are beautiful Ron!
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My 2 newest 77's.
very nice! i love single blades!
pistonsandgears
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That oily creek bone looks real nice Ron.
Here's one of those PPP 77s
Here's one of those PPP 77s
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That oily creek bone looks real nice Ron.
Here's one of those PPP 77s
Thank you all for the compliments!
@P&G - A terrific Stag Jack and beautiful photo also!:thumbup:
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Not easy-we have a dialogue. Actually he was a tame pet Bearded dragon. Sadly,yesterday, he left for that big compost heap in the sky. Only about 18months old he just
went floppy and died while at the vets. Its a total mystery. We cremated him and said farewell to our little lizard mate Horriss.
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Sorry to hear about the loss of Horriss Meako 
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Ron I have to join the chorus of awe and approval for your new 77. That Oily Creek Bone looks like a very admirable version of Apoloosa Bone, itself interestingly variable. Great new acquisition there
Meako Your late lizard really looked like some dinosaur! Talk about throwback
Thanks, Will
Meako Your late lizard really looked like some dinosaur! Talk about throwback
Thanks, Will
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Ron I have to join the chorus of awe and approval for your new 77. That Oily Creek Bone looks like a very admirable version of Apoloosa Bone, itself interestingly variable. Great new acquisition there
Thanks, Will
Will - Thank you Sir!
I feel that it is a very lovely bone. My 2 examples are alike yet different so as to make them each a unique individual! 
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