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Traditional of the month: Peanut.
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The pull is nice about the same as the Case, it has half stops and had a nice snap in the open position, it's pretty sharp the original owner kept both blades nice the only draw back is the owner filed down the kicks, and both nail nicks are on the same side, so when he took down the clip the nail nick was hidden by the pen so he filed down the kick on the pen. I know some people like the nicks on the same side but you can see the draw back if you have to take the nick down. The pen blades nick is almost into the handle.
Still useable, still had plenty of life and for $8 bucks it's a winner. No blade play either, it won't kick my case out of my coin pocket, but I think it will ride in my back pocket.
Still useable, still had plenty of life and for $8 bucks it's a winner. No blade play either, it won't kick my case out of my coin pocket, but I think it will ride in my back pocket.
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Spent the day fishing with my wife and our little nugget
Didn't catch anything except the sun and the view still a great day
I have to get out and fish, and i miss my old pipe
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There is something about fishing, or a campfire and enjoying a pipe.
My Kabar had scraping duty, and Case had line trimming duty.
Strangest thing happened today fishing, I had a yellow perch on the line and he was heading for some branches close to shore so I was keeping him out of the sticks when he surfaced shook his head and my rooster tail came out. I took my line the rest of the way in and.......???????
There was a caterpillar on my hook??? I must have pulled it out of the perches mouth? Strange....
Only one more bite, nothing big.
My Kabar had scraping duty, and Case had line trimming duty.
Strangest thing happened today fishing, I had a yellow perch on the line and he was heading for some branches close to shore so I was keeping him out of the sticks when he surfaced shook his head and my rooster tail came out. I took my line the rest of the way in and.......???????
There was a caterpillar on my hook??? I must have pulled it out of the perches mouth? Strange....
Only one more bite, nothing big.
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So today is a trifecta of anniversaries for me 5/24/07 asked my wife to marry me, 5/24/08 we got married at sea, beautiful day we were lucky and...........12/24/11 was gifted my peanut by my baby girl.
The little fella is five months old, they change so fast brings a tear to my eye
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My wife, daughter, and I went sor a nice walk in the woods.......the little fella tagged along.
The little fella is five months old, they change so fast brings a tear to my eye
~{~<
My wife, daughter, and I went sor a nice walk in the woods.......the little fella tagged along.
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So far it looks like it's going to be Trapper June.
Not premature - It's almost June.
It's 05/25/2012 today.
Not premature - It's almost June.
It's 05/25/2012 today.
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Figure I would do a pocket dump of my EDC
Always the above plus a small tin and another knife.
I use the hankerchif for all sorts of stuff except snot, have 6 that I rotate through, incredibly handy with a small child.
This has been my favorite pair lately.
Always the above plus a small tin and another knife.
I use the hankerchif for all sorts of stuff except snot, have 6 that I rotate through, incredibly handy with a small child.
This has been my favorite pair lately.
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Figure I would do a pocket dump of my EDC
Always the above plus a small tin and another knife.
I use the hankerchif for all sorts of stuff except snot, have 6 that I rotate through, incredibly handy with a small child.
This has been my favorite pair lately.
Very nice!:thumbup:
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Went for a nice hike with the family.
If you wonder why I carry twine in my pocket, I know it seems strange it comes in handy when shore fishing to tie back branches, also if I need to hold a door open, and today I found another use, truss a box of flooring I was bringing in that had blown apart.
