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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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I let the real warriors do that job
Nor I, the mustard.I didn't cut the cheese, but the day is young.
Don’t worry, I’ve got the worrier part down for ya. Ooh, look what I did there.I told the postmaster yesterday that I would rather be a worrier than a warrior....
I worry about you too.I told the postmaster yesterday that I would rather be a worrier than a warrior....
It can get pretty exciting when you hit one inside a tree with a saw.I did not chop any rocks.
Ever.
Though I have nailed one or two with my chainsaw.
Sometimes people put them in the crooks of trees, because they like decorating things for no actual reason, in between stacking rocks on trails, because they just can't leave anything alone. Most times the tree just picks them up when they grow up around it. Even if there's a rock inside a tree you're unlikely to hit it with the saw, but it's something anyone experienced with a chainsaw or trained by someone experienced with a chainsaw is wary of. It's not just bad for the chain, because of the dangers of the saw kickback after you make your unexpected discovery of tree treasure.How did a rock get inside the tree I wonder. I could fathom bullets in a tree...
can't leave anything alone
The best part of being tall on the trails, is even if a bunch of people have been on it before you that the morning or you're in the back of the group, you're still eating cobwebs.I'm guilty of this too, except in my case it usually just means tree limbs cut off and tossed off the trail into the brush... I'm 6'5" so trails often need a bit more headroom for me.