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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?
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Some excellent photography in this thread:):thumbup:
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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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redsparrow said:
Thanks Bob, I found the single blade Medium Barlows to be near perfect in hand.

meako, how do you get a lizard to pose?
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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.
 
meako said:
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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:( im sorry for your loss
 
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:cool:

Meako Your late lizard really looked like some dinosaur! Talk about throwback:eek::eek:

Thanks, Will
 
Will Power said:
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:cool:

Thanks, Will
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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! :D
 
Another Oily Creek... I like the features of this knife, cloud shield, minimal logos, long pull, threaded bolsters, and brass pins/liners. The bone color has a nice contrast of light and dark.



 
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