Southard came in early. . .

miknoypinoy

miknoypinoy

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got hooked after joining this forum a couple of weeks ago. . .ive picked up 4 knives within the last month. . .heres the newest addition. . .after reading about it on here, i had to pick one up. . .
spyderco southard. . .along with one of my boa constrictors. . . it was supposed to arive on the 20th of december, but to my suprise, came in yesterday. . .

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truly sweet pic but do you like the knife? Guessing yes since you took the pics to begin with.
 
Hauling said:
truly sweet pic but do you like the knife? Guessing yes since you took the pics to begin with.
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I get so caught up in my other hobbies (snakes, photography) I forget to comment on the knives.

yes I like it. well built, smooth action. I'm no knife expert but I do appreciate a good build. being new to all this I think I've been going in over my head with these knife purchases but reading posts, reviews, manufacturers web sites, I've been slowly learning.

being an electrician, I've always carried a blade to work. and now after joining this forum, Ive come to appreciate the craftsmanship, and engineering of these knives.

the southard is really nice.
 
Sup pinoy you got a Southard already? Thats a great start for your first month of collecting... I cant wait to get mine, its coming. Great pics, share more!
 
FCM415 said:
Sup pinoy you got a Southard already? Thats a great start for your first month of collecting... I cant wait to get mine, its coming. Great pics, share more!
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you philipino FCM? yep picked up this month a kershaw blur, kershaw boa, ZT 560, and now this beauty, the southard. first spyderco I've ever owned. thanks for the comments on the pics all.
 
Hi Miknoypinoy,

Welcome to our forum and congrats on the new knife. Knives can be a long learning curve that is deep and wide with much history, geography, dewsign and materials to learn about.

Snake's a beauty. What kind of boa? I was heavy into snakes for many years.

sal
 
Sal Glesser said:
Hi Miknoypinoy,

Welcome to our forum and congrats on the new knife. Knives can be a long learning curve that is deep and wide with much history, geography, dewsign and materials to learn about.

Snake's a beauty. What kind of boa? I was heavy into snakes for many years.

sal
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thanks for the welcome. agreed about the learning curve. lots of great info here.

the boa is a sunglow.
hypomelanistic albino. she was produced by me. the pairing was a double het sunglow by albino.

thanks again all.
 
Yes I am kababayan! I had a king and a green, beginner snakes. The boss wont let me bring one into the house nowadays though. See you in the boards!
 
Neat looking boa. All I have is a corn snake that I've had for 8 or so years. Bout as big as a corn snake gets. Right around 6 foot long
 
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