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Well the ones you have sure are nice!
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Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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rockman0
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Thank you ! The least expensive one is my favorite. Funny how that works...
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My Lloyd stag shadow trapper is my favorite too. Least expensive of any custom slip joint that I own. It is funny how that works.
In fact it's going in my pocket right now.
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waynorth
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It's still Saturday here!
A surprisingly beautiful little I*XL!! Fancy bolsters, long pulls cut right through the tangs. A pull on each side of the main! All blades marked, and a reverse etch as well. Center liner is
coined.
Beautiful snap, all on the same note!!!
A surprisingly beautiful little I*XL!! Fancy bolsters, long pulls cut right through the tangs. A pull on each side of the main! All blades marked, and a reverse etch as well. Center liner is
coined.
Beautiful snap, all on the same note!!!
arizonaranchman
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Posting this on behalf of our fellow BF member dick tracey...
His #47 in Stag
His #47 in Stag
arizonaranchman
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My one and only knife in stag... Gifted to me by my good friend and fellow BF member foto in PA last year - a #54 Big Jack
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I have carried this since new.
Looking for a 47 Harvester in stag to compliment it.
Nothing feels the same as stag.
Unexpectedly got a buck last fall and used this 47 for initial field dressing.
It worked wonderfully, no-slip.
Looking for a 47 Harvester in stag to compliment it.
Nothing feels the same as stag.
Unexpectedly got a buck last fall and used this 47 for initial field dressing.
It worked wonderfully, no-slip.
Posting this on behalf of our fellow BF member dick tracey...
His #47 in Stag
arizonaranchman
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It's a beauty DT!
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Man what a beauty Charlie.That baby's got all the bells and whistles.It's still Saturday here!
A surprisingly beautiful little I*XL!! Fancy bolsters, long pulls cut right through the tangs. A pull on each side of the main! All blades marked, and a reverse etch as well. Center liner is
coined.
Beautiful snap, all on the same note!!!
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Will Power
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Always nice to look in here at The House of Antler 
Missed out on getting a fine looking 38 Special on the Exchange, sigh!
Gary Your Lloyd is a wonderful Shadow, just right. You must be getting tired of it though....
Charlie The Old School skools us in what aged antler is like. The pile side almost looks like pressed stag but it is that beautiful oak tree bark you see on old knives. The rest aint too poor either Near sunk joints, original condition! Like that shield set to the front and the multi lined bolsters, be nice to see that on an SFO sometime, just saying'
Regards, Will
Missed out on getting a fine looking 38 Special on the Exchange, sigh!
Gary Your Lloyd is a wonderful Shadow, just right. You must be getting tired of it though....
Charlie The Old School skools us in what aged antler is like. The pile side almost looks like pressed stag but it is that beautiful oak tree bark you see on old knives. The rest aint too poor either
Near sunk joints, original condition! Like that shield set to the front and the multi lined bolsters, be nice to see that on an SFO sometime, just saying'Regards, Will
