What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Crappie71 said:
The #73 and a rainbow trout for lunch.

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I quoted this last night so I could look at it today without scrolling back.
And on a somewhat related topic, if we’re referring to things we look forward to with the end of winter...E51CC916-B40E-4CC2-9469-09A75634427E.jpegThree pounds of onion sets arrived in the mail yesterday. And my friend over at the farm told me that the garlic I planted for him last fall is up. Maybe I should go check mine.
I expect several pounds of seed potatoes in the mail one of these days, too.
Then I will have the daily struggle~ should I work in the garden, or go fishing???
94FB16C5-AE38-499B-AC0D-03E68E59F8CD.jpegIf a Trapper is a jack, then a Moose aint a Trapper. But it has Trapper blades!
Made in ‘75. The year I graduated High School. The knife still has great snap. I have the crackle and pop.723B7F63-8FC5-4281-9D97-49F64954C5B3.jpeg
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
I quoted this last night so I could look at it today without scrolling back.
And on a somewhat related topic, if we’re referring to things we look forward to with the end of winter...View attachment 1761151Three pounds of onion sets arrived in the mail yesterday. And my friend over at the farm told me that the garlic I planted for him last fall is up. Maybe I should go check mine.
I expect several pounds of seed potatoes in the mail one of these days, too.
Then I will have the daily struggle~ should I work in the garden, or go fishing???
View attachment 1761149If a Trapper is a jack, then a Moose aint a Trapper. But it has Trapper blades!
Made in ‘75. The year I graduated High School. The knife still has great snap. I have the crackle and pop.View attachment 1761150
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That is a difficult struggle. Both are relaxing and enjoyable as well as providing fruits, if you will, for your labor
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
I quoted this last night so I could look at it today without scrolling back.
And on a somewhat related topic, if we’re referring to things we look forward to with the end of winter...View attachment 1761151Three pounds of onion sets arrived in the mail yesterday. And my friend over at the farm told me that the garlic I planted for him last fall is up. Maybe I should go check mine.
I expect several pounds of seed potatoes in the mail one of these days, too.
Then I will have the daily struggle~ should I work in the garden, or go fishing???
View attachment 1761149If a Trapper is a jack, then a Moose aint a Trapper. But it has Trapper blades!
Made in ‘75. The year I graduated High School. The knife still has great snap. I have the crackle and pop.View attachment 1761150
Click to expand...
Looks like you planned well in advance Jeff . We just ordered the seeds that we believe , at this time , we will plant this year . We figured that we should probably plant more this year than previous years . Who knows what the future will bring this year . If I had a field , I would be planting Wheat too . Nice pair in your pockets today and Case instead of Schrade . Take care my friend .

Harry
 
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