Trio Thursday

Not sure if I have time to post tomorrow, so here's an early contribution:

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I've roughed out a spoon-shape with the mini-hatchet & played around for a bit with my new Mora hook-knife from Baryonyx, now it's time to start carving with the Hiking Buddy.

Merry Christmas everyone!
 
Thanks Uncle!

This is actually the first spoon I'm trying to make so I just grabbed some left over hardware-store wood to practice on. I got a really nice piece of Syringa wood ready for the next one if this one turns out ok.
 
A day early but I thought I would share mine finally. Machete for Philippines and Hatchet for US.

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My favorite trio. My Bushie, my son's neck knife and my pocket blade. It's my favorite because when I'm packing these, it means my son is with me on the trail.

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Excellent post Josiah! I love that you included your son and his neck knife. That's what were about here.

I carry an older Marbles slip joint as well as my Fiddleback fixed blades with various saws and hatchets.
 
God, I love antique linen micarta!

Granted, I didn't have any rocks to place my knives on as the weather sucks today, but for all concerned parties the patch and folder are new -- the hunter sees regular use ;) :thumbup:

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Imrahil said:
A day early but I thought I would share mine finally. Machete for Philippines and Hatchet for US.
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Awesome post my friend -- digging the camp nessie / machete / gerber (?) setup; very functional. The GB isn't too shabby either!

Joe Duder said:
My favorite trio. My Bushie, my son's neck knife and my pocket blade. It's my favorite because when I'm packing these, it means my son is with me on the trail.
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Duder, as always, great write up -- its really cool how you are able to incorporate an aspect of your family into a very cool trio! :thumbup:
 
xxwjtxx said:
Awesome post my friend -- digging the camp nessie / machete / gerber (?) setup; very functional. The GB isn't too shabby either!
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Thanks mate, it's a Vic SwissTool. So much better F&F and higher quality SS than any Gerber or Leatherman that I have owned. Only one I've had that doesn't rust up on the beaches in Philippines.
 
Kirkwood said:
A non-Nessmuk trio of Patch Knives... on the rocks.

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Kris.....I'll take the rock with the chip in it lower right......you did say you're throwing in a knife with each rock sharked ;)

Seriously, vey nice rocks.....I mean trio !
 
MajorD said:
Excellent post Josiah! I love that you included your son and his neck knife. That's what were about here.

I carry an older Marbles slip joint as well as my Fiddleback fixed blades with various saws and hatchets.
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xxwjtxx said:
Duder, as always, great write up -- its really cool how you are able to incorporate an aspect of your family into a very cool trio! :thumbup:
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Thanks guys. In case you haven't guessed, my family is my life.
 
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