What Did You Cut with Your Buck (Yesterday or Today)?

Buckaholic · Nov 20, 2006

A NY steak for chow and a box from Ira Wood that sent me the reason I couldn't buy Trax's 120 OS (Old Skool). My first 119, a 119BR.

wh4f · Nov 20, 2006

Buckaholic said:
My first 119, a 119BR.

Goose, it won't be your last either

LOL

Buckaholic · Nov 21, 2006

wh4f said:
Goose, it won't be your last either LOL

Yeah, but I feel the heat comin' on Jim!!!!
Usually I am home when the mail comes. Of all days, not today.

The question was "How many Buck knives do you have?"

Reply: "maybe just over 40".
Followed by "Probably more than a $1,000 worth of Buck knives, huh?".

Reply, "yeah, I guess if ya look at 'em as being about $25 each".

This was the first time the herd has brought the inquisition.

110 Dave · Nov 21, 2006

Ah.....
take it from your fellow aflected ...
it likely wont be the last....
they will be checking credit card statements
check book entries
Even checking on that stash you think she dont know about`!!!!
it gets toughter the longer you are afflicted with the deer on your back

and it only helps a little to say they are a good investment and then only 2 times

it even gets to ware she is watching when you show them off to see if there are any New one from the last time!!!

got to go the doc comeing ..

jb4570 · Nov 21, 2006

Buckaholic said:
Yeah, but I feel the heat comin' on Jim!!!!
Usually I am home when the mail comes. Of all days, not today.

The question was "How many Buck knives do you have?" Reply: "maybe just over 40".
Followed by "Probably more than a $1,000 worth of Buck knives, huh?". Reply, "yeah, I guess if ya look at 'em as being about $25 each".

This was the first time the herd has brought the inquisition.

LOL goose,

The herd all wants to see me get into trouble when one of those packages arrives.......even the mailman.....so welcome to the club

. Well to get this back on topic......I use my AG 110 to cut open a box containing a new set of blinds. The wife and I are performing a "while you were out" thing for my new grandson's room.

jb4570

matt321 · Nov 21, 2006

Cut branches of Rosemary and some flowering shrubs to make room for 100 pansies in the front garden. Trying to make it look inviting for Thanksgiving company. We just crossed over the life-line this past year from being the Thanksgiving guests to being the Thanksgiving hosts.

The bees were working the shrub flowers like it was May instead of November. When I carried the cut branches to the trash pile, they followed and continued to work the blossoms lying in the trash.

Weapon of choice for the garden work was BuckLite with black thermoplastic handle. It ain't purty but the bees didn't care much.

wh4f · Nov 21, 2006

Skinned and butchered 2 whitetail deer.
103, 193 Alpha Rosewood (ATS-34 AWESOME), tempest, 446 Goliath (great for skinning also) , My trusty 110! Also used was an Ultrablade (buck brand)
I have to admit that the Alpha 193 with ATS-34 did stay sharper longer...
Also a touch harder to sharpen. (for me)

110 Dave · Nov 21, 2006

wh4f said:
Skinned and butchered 2 whitetail deer....(for me)

lucky!
i cant even hint i want to go with to the father in law...!!!
and me and him get along!!!
i have even cut him out not Jest One but TWO choice from the hurd
have gone with him to set up the hanging frame , went over and helped put thogther a platform for his blind [as picky as he is !]
i have even totaly refinshed two of his deer rifle stocks!!! one a 2ed time cause his 'hunting buddy' said that color is too light the deer will see it and he picked out the color the first time!
i even went and helped him set up at the brotherinlaws house!!!
nope- no invite, and unlike for a buck knife i wont beg to go hunting
nope as i could not thake the rejection of a no.... [sniff sniff snaerk whipe]

now i ask you guys if a friend did all that might you not offer an invite?
maby i dont want to know
maby its like asking a rider to take his harly for a spin...
i dont know... is it me ?

jb4570 · Nov 21, 2006

334dave said:
lucky!
i cant even hint i want to go with to the father in law...!!!
and me and him get along!!!
i have even cut him out not Jest One but TWO choice from the hurd
have gone with him to set up the hanging frame , went over and helped put thogther a platform for his blind [as picky as he is !]
i have even totaly refinshed two of his deer rifle stocks!!! one a 2ed time cause his 'hunting buddy' said that color is too light the deer will see it and he picked out the color the first time!
i even went and helped him set up at the brotherinlaws house!!!
nope- no invite, and unlike for a buck knife i wont beg to go hunting
nope as i could not thake the rejection of a no.... [sniff sniff snaerk whipe]

now i ask you guys if a friend did all that might you not offer an invite?
maby i dont want to know
maby its like asking a rider to take his harly for a spin...
i dont know... is it me ?

To _ell with them Dave

!!!! Take yourself out hunting

. Because they are rude and have not asked you to go I think it's time to treat yourself to another new Buck knife to make you happy again

.

jb4570

wh4f · Nov 21, 2006

jb4570 said:
To _ell with them Dave !!!! Take yourself out hunting . Because they are rude and have not asked you to go I think it's time to treat yourself to another new Buck knife to make you happy again .

jb4570

I second it Dave!!!!

Buckaholic · Nov 21, 2006

Dave, I totally agree with John and Jim.
You don't need to hang with peeps like that.

"In Law" means just that.
Ask yourself, if it wasn't for the fact that you were related by marriage, is that the kind of folk you would want for your Brother?

Maverick4546 · Nov 21, 2006

You are better than them Dave...just remember that and we all here think you are one of the best!

SO.... my advice - screw em and buy yourself a Buck to cheer you up.

If I could get a Walmart Buck 110 in a tin for $25.00 then I would be DAMN happy

Be selfish... look out for yourself

wh4f · Nov 21, 2006

334dave said:
now i ask you guys if a friend did all that might you not offer an invite?
maby i dont want to know
maby its like asking a rider to take his harly for a spin...
i dont know... is it me ?

Dave are you a better shot than they are? That could explain alot! :thumbup:

Either that or they are afraid of all of the Buck knives you would need to bring along to field test

Did you ever let them know you would be interested Dave?
I go shooting with my father in law- never even knew he was into it

Good luck!

Buckaholic · Nov 21, 2006

Maverick4546 said:
...
Be selfish... look out for yourself

That's a GREAT statement Mav. I may steal that.
:thumbup:

buckman#10 · Nov 21, 2006

wh4f said:
Dave are you a better shot than they are? That could explain alot! :thumbup:

lol i was wondering if he shoots like he types

sorry dave it was just too easy

the season is open here now come on up and if you are late and miss it (season) my neighbor has elk:thumbup:

wh4f · Nov 21, 2006

buckman#10 said:
lol i was wondering if he shoots like he types
sorry dave it was just too easy

But he STILL could shoot better than they do!!!!!

I saw some guys at the rifle range a few years back that couldn't hit the deer target at 15YDS WITH BUCKSHOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm sure Dave could beat that!! What do you think Dave?

110 Dave · Nov 21, 2006

buckman#10 said:
lol i was wondering if he shoots like he types
sorry dave it was just too easy the season is open here now come on up and if you are late and miss it (season) my neighbor has elk:thumbup:

only with full auto set to rock and roll,
yep why waltz when you can rock!
then it is very readable ....
dave waz here!~

i guess next year i will jest break down and ask point blank...
it may be that some one on the lease brought a goof ball
and he dont know how i hunt...maby he wanders if i will get along with
the others ....
thought once years ago we went togeather in fla at gulf hammock...
wate on thinking on it i have mentioned that i some times fell asleep in my stand i bult .... maybe he is afarde i will snore then away! maybe ...
i realy should jest ask,,,
well its been years and the eyes dont work but once me and a friend were poping a 1 lb coffie can around at 300 yrds with a browing 7mm from a bench rest... used a scope tho not iron sights.... daughter has her 22 i got for her when she was 10 and in jr nra ....
i also had a ruger 44mag 12 in i shot targets at 100 yd with tho it was mainly a case of hitting the 12x12 sq. that gun hurt my wrist and i sold it,,, damm hand cannon.... yea i think i can still shoot.... need to get some thing 'cides the two smoke poles i got,,,,

Maverick4546 · Nov 22, 2006

Thing is this Dave... gonna explain my "Be selfish... look out for yourself" comment.

You guys are cool. Even tho I will never ever meet ya you make me piss myself laughing when I read your posts and stuff.. and drool over some of your knives. And some of your knives Dave I would happily cut my arm off to own

And if in any way I could help you guys then I would.. if you did me a favour then I would do my best to return that favour as and when it was possible.

Now you helped your father in law and they did not invite you to go hunting. So in future I would be "like I am gonna help you when you cannot even be decent to me"

Common courtesy costs nothing... and anyone who does not show it is worth nothing.

Still thats my $0.02

Oh and have a nice thanksgiving *all* you guys

DarrylS · Nov 22, 2006

...Okay...Back on topic...After peeling and slicing 13 pounds of granny Smith apples for two (2) HUGE 10 inch deep dish pies and choppin' 2 pounds of pecans which I roasted for two (2) pecan pies and cuttin' through 4 super large home-grown lemons for one 10 inch deep dish lemon meringue pie...(the meringue will be scrapped off for me as I hate the stuff)...not to mention the two (2) 9 inch deep dish pumpkin pies which the Bucks had nuthin' to do with...I have to say the the little Buck 444 flew through it's chores admirably...Now on to choppin' more apples, pears, oranges and assorted other veggies and turkey innards to be turned into a sage bread dressing to be placed in that unfortunate bird tomorrow morning and rendered into somethin' a bit more palatable...

wh4f · Nov 22, 2006

DarrylS said:
...Okay...Back on topic...After peeling and slicing 13 pounds of granny Smith apples for two (2) HUGE 10 inch deep dish pies and choppin' 2 pounds of pecans which I roasted for two (2) pecan pies and cuttin' through 4 super large home-grown lemons for one 10 inch deep dish lemon meringue pie...(the meringue will be scrapped off for me as I hate the stuff)...not to mention the two (2) 9 inch deep dish pumpkin pies which the Bucks had nuthin' to do with...I have to say the the little Buck 444 flew through it's chores admirably...Now on to choppin' more apples, pears, oranges and assorted other veggies and turkey innards to be turned into a sage bread dressing to be placed in that unfortunate bird tomorrow morning and rendered into somethin' a bit more palatable...

Sounds to me like good hometown Wisconsin cookin'