T.M.Hunt knife pics. free for all to post there pics.

Here ya go Ryan. The green curly maple Magua next to a Yuma. (So you can see the size difference)
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Then with a hornet and a Tradewater thrown in the mix.
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ur right I knew that. ok pretend its a yuma. its the second.purtiest handle/blade finish combo......wait.now you throw that one in the mix too? lol- what is that handle on the Yuma?
 
That does look sweet Todd. As a matter of fact, all of them do. ;)
 
That Yumama is SWEET! What's the handle made of??

-E
 
murph, I trust that you certainly know your stuff but I just want clarification.....isnt the tradewater the one with green black and.corian or are both like that?
 
OutdoorsFamilyMan4 said:
murph, I trust that you certainly know your stuff but I just want clarification.....isnt the tradewater the one with green black and.corian or are both like that?
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Hmm...I thought the Yumama is what Daizee calls the Tradewater. If that's the case then I was right. If not, the "Yuma" is Curly Oak and green micarta.
 
Murphnuge said:
Hmm...I thought the Yumama is what Daizee calls the Tradewater. If that's the case then I was right.
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You are correct, Sir.
It has another name?
I was sure that name was taken. ;)
 
Murphnuge said:
Hmm...I thought the Yumama is what Daizee calls the Tradewater. If that's the case then I was right. If not, the "Yuma" is Curly Oak and green micarta.
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The Tradewater is the longer version of the Yuma. Geez man, keep up with what your company is doing, stay on page!
 
A giant birdie tells me there may be a fifth member of the stable soon enough.
 
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Didn't make it into the woods today, but I did cut some suckers off a bald cyprus tree to encourage it to grow up instead of out.

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That's the coolest looking Magua I've seen. :thumbup:
 
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