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

Used my 110 to clean a grouse that my new hunting partner (Aussie dog) and I got while up in the mountains.
 
ALthough I've been under the weather for the past couple of days (kidney stones :( ), I've used my trusty Mayo TNT to trim the bottom of a plant cutting to allow for better root stimulation, opened a couple of boxes, and cut up a steak the other night at the local Applebees.
 
Mike Kerins said:
ALthough I've been under the weather for the past couple of days (kidney stones :( ), I've used my trusty Mayo TNT to trim the bottom of a plant cutting to allow for better root stimulation, opened a couple of boxes, and cut up a steak the other night at the local Applebees.
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...Oh man Mike...Can I ever relate:eek: ...Hope things are "passing" okay for ya...Get well quick buddy...Hope your Thanksgiving is a good one...:)
 
Mike Kerins said:
ALthough I've been under the weather for the past couple of days (kidney stones :( ), I've used my trusty Mayo TNT to trim the bottom of a plant cutting to allow for better root stimulation, opened a couple of boxes, and cut up a steak the other night at the local Applebees.
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Mike,

So sorry to hear that you have a kidney stone :( . I hope it's not an epidemic with us Buck nuts!!!!!!! I don't like the pain at all. Hope you are feeling well soon ;) . Oh, and I think you need to buy a new knife......That will help the stone to pass!!!!!!!

jb4570
 
jb4570 said:
Mike,
Oh, and I think you need to buy a new knife......That will help the stone to pass!!!!!!!
jb4570
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Buying the knife WON"T...the wife knocking you around the room and off the wall will loosen that sucker right up;) :D ;).

Hope you get well soon, Mike. Preston
 
Today, bags of coffee at work, leather for some sheaths, end of plastic
ties, and several errant sections of hair on my left arm that were just asking for it all day!

it's a good day :)
G2
 
DarrylS said:
...Oh man Mike...Can I ever relate:eek: ...Hope things are "passing" okay for ya...Get well quick buddy...Hope your Thanksgiving is a good one...:)
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Well, let's see.....right side has a stone stuck mid-ureter. Left side has a huge stone (8mm) still in the kidney. Both are scheduled for departure on December 4th. It's going to be a fun couple of weeks until then. :confused:
 
Gary W. Graley said:
Today, bags of coffee at work, leather for some sheaths, end of plastic
ties, and several errant sections of hair on my left arm that were just asking for it all day!

it's a good day :)
G2
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What knife/knives did you use Gary?

Today, I punched holes in my frozen SOS and cut open a hedger box with my 119. Also used the 298GY to cut some cable ties and plastic wrap of a boxzed turkey fryer (had to get a new one as a part was missing after I loaned it out).

Mike...bummer about the stones. I hope I never have t ogo through that!!!
Why do you have to wait so long to get 'em out????
 
today - well early morning i cut my self with a 442 an it was so sharp i did not know i had cut deep enught to bleed tell i releases pressure on the way ward finger and it took a moment then bled for 20 minettes...
i could send it to you for stone removle by the doc ?
as far as pain meds- find some one that sells it in a jar! that stuff realy works!!
kinda of a yea man that should realy be jest killing me but i dont care ....
 
Mike Kerins said:
Well, let's see.....right side has a stone stuck mid-ureter. Left side has a huge stone (8mm) still in the kidney. Both are scheduled for departure on December 4th. It's going to be a fun couple of weeks until then. :confused:
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:( ...Holy crapola Mike...and I thought I had it bad...Is it gonna be a "wet-lithotripsy" procedure Mike???...the procedure where ya spend time in the "pool" ?...We do them almost weekly at work. I hope we ain't starting a trend here in the forum. That one in the ureter has to be a bummer...My thoughts are with you my friend. Please have a really nice "uneventful" Thanksgiving today...
 
Well today I'll use one of my holiday tin 110's from last season to use on my turkey dinner.
 
Buckaholic said:
What knife/knives did you use Gary?
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Sorry forgot to mention that! It was the new Buck 110 stag scaled beauty! :)
I'll not mess this thread up with a picture....well, maybe just one ;)

buck110_open.jpg


G2
 
Mike Kerins said:
Do I at least get some anesthesia with that knife?? :o
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Mike,

Pain is all in the mind!!!!! The only anesthesia you need is to shop for and buy a new Buck knife.......see the power of the mind!!!!!!! Oh and get DarrylS to give you a script for some high dose Vicodin :D . Not for the pain...you see...just to relax you during the hunt for your new knife.

For those of you who don't know...kidney stones are some of the worst pain a guys can go through. They compare the pain to child birth.....However, when I pissed out a 2 carrot sized stone a year ago....the Doc said in his opinion that kidney stones were worse pain than child birth.......Mike keep taking your pain med's and drink enough water to sink a large ship!!!!!!!

jb4570
 
'05 501 Squire, cut 550 cord to replace worn bootlaces, and dinner. I know it's a bit weird, but it just cuts better than the crappy steak knives I have.
 
WOW Great deer season this year.
Yesterday the second to last day of deer season here, my wife got her first whitetail deer. It was her fourth year of hunting. Browning A-Bolt .30-06 did its job just fine! Then it was up to her trusty Buck Knife to field dress it.
I had to help (a little) using her Buck Alpha folder. Tonight I just finished butchering it up with my alpha 193 (ats-34 Still sweet :D )
and my 119 Special.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g224/wh4f/000_0132.jpg
(note the Buck Knife in the grass by the deers front leg. :D
Her camo pro line alpha and my walnut...
 
334dave said:
well i got this rhingno gun nut next door that attacks gentel apples like a savage and then shoots stuff off my pick-a-nick table ... i took these so to shoe the cops ifn he gets any closer
was a sub sonic 22 in a my orange
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<gulp!>

Your pick-a-nick baskets are safe from me from now on, Ranger Dave!

Booboo Buddy and I will exit stage left (right behind Snagglepuss) and look for softer targets!
 
Okay . . . I cut a lot of miscellaneous stuff around the house this weekend, as we had my sister and my twin nephews (age 14) from Wednesday night until this afternoon. No, I did not cut the nephews, but a couple of times . . .

Anyway . . . GLOBE GRAPES. If any of you don't know what globe grapes are, they are big, red, juicy, sweet grapes. They're usually about twice the size of the normal seedless table grapes, but they taste a lot better. The only down side is that they had 2-5 big seeds in them. It's a pain to eat them and spit out the seeds, so a few years ago I developed a new technique for eating them. I shall now divluge my secret, but remember me when you do it too!

0. Be ready with a sharp blade, preferably a Buck 110.

1. Obtain a globe grape and remove the stem. You may use your knife at this point to slice away anything near where the stem was attached if you choose, but it's optional.

2. Make a cut around the circumference of the grape by holding the blade in place while rotating the grape (around the axis made by the stem and seeds) and applying light pressure. Your goal is to cut just to the depth of the seeds and no further.

3. Pull the two halves of the grape apart. Usually you will have one half that is seedless, and one half will now have the seeds, protruding from it. Use the point of your knife to flick the seeds into/onto a suitable surface or container for disposal (probably where you put the stem).

4. Commence to eatin' the two now seedless globe grape halves. Enjoy the sweet, grapey goodness.

5. Fetch another globe grape and repeat steps #1-4.

6. Think about rhino and how cool he was for sharing this globe grape enjoyment technique with you.

The technique above will work for any grapes with seeds, but in my opinion only globe grapes are big enough and tasty enough to warrant the effort.

This weekend, I used my trusty Buck 110 with BG-42 upgrade.
 
wh4f said:
WOW Great deer season this year.
Yesterday the second to last day of deer season here, my wife got her first whitetail deer. It was her fourth year of hunting. Browning A-Bolt .30-06 did its job just fine! Then it was up to her trusty Buck Knife to field dress it.
I had to help (a little) using her Buck Alpha folder. Tonight I just finished butchering it up with my alpha 193 (ats-34 Still sweet :D )
and my 119 Special.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g224/wh4f/000_0132.jpg
(note the Buck Knife in the grass by the deers front leg. :D
Her camo pro line alpha and my walnut...
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Jim,

Tell your wife congratulations from the west coast!!!!!! Nice Deer :D .
jb4570
 
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