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Show your Feathersticks

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Thank you, Also I was thinking NWA knives. I am quickly finding out I like the customs much better,
 
adam0321 said:
Thank you, Also I was thinking NWA knives. I am quickly finding out I like the customs much better,
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me too, but there are a few fantastic production knives like the F1 and liten bror that i just cant seem to get rid of :D
 
My chopper wanted to play too...Swamp Rat Battle Rat with edge by Horn Dog. Not bad for a big knife, no?!

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Not as good as RPN's with a big blade. But that BMF does not have the best edge on it. When I was 10-about my early teens(when wrestling and girls took over ok more wrestling) I was rarely not in the woods without a BMF strapped to my leg. I sold that one in college for book money, now sadly that one mainly sits in the safe.
 
waiting for my wardog I enjoy making some feathersticks with my SY mudpuppy ;-)
sorry for bad picture ;-(
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yep,

the doan bar made it really easy to start the fire too. didn't need any fatwood or birch.
 
No pics. I did some crude feathers with my small forest axe for the client fire pit at the back of our facility. I got the fire going just fine. Glad there are no pics, probably make you guys laugh or puke. But then again, if you's laughed, puked and farted simultaneously I would consider it a job well done.
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