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Figure if I need anything more than a Peanut, maybe I'm doin' too much work
Figure if I need anything more than a Peanut, maybe I'm doin' too much work
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Gary W. Graley
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Sunday and May, a bit chilly in upstate NY
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LOL!Jack Black so, you're the one that bought the dvd
I wondered ! and yep, it just never got better, at least for me. Shaun of the Dead was pretty funny, but then, he's pretty good in a lot of movies too
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Yeah, and I only bought it by mistake, getting it confused with another film! 
Definitely!
Many thanks JJHaha, yes they tend to compliment one another (with the Lambsfoot being the best overall cutter); thanks a lot, Jack!!!
A Double Barlow Day is only second to a Double Lambsfoot Day (of which you're half way there
Handsome pair Steve
Two stunners there my friend, with lots of blade options, and some great jiggingToting these two from GEC today.
Nice Great catch Todd
Thanks a lot Mr P, it's nice there, right on my doorstep, and only about a mile out of town, but we sometimes see deer thereThank you Mr. Jack !
I am pretty fond of it myself and the way it is in my pictures is how it came to me. Nothing needed !
That trail you walked today looks like a beautiful walk.
Pair of aces!
That's a beautiful photo
Wow, fantastic picsI’ve got my go-to camp knife with me today as we hike around.
Finishing up the day with a cake in the Dutch oven.
Have a lovely Sunday everyone, and Happy May Day
Killer stag on that one, Jack!LOL!
Definitely!
Many thanks JJ
Handsome pair Steve
Two stunners there my friend, with lots of blade options, and some great jigging
Great catch Todd
Thanks a lot Mr P, it's nice there, right on my doorstep, and only about a mile out of town, but we sometimes see deer there
Pair of aces!
That's a beautiful photo
Wow, fantastic pics
Have a lovely Sunday everyone, and Happy May Day
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RLB0414
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Where were these taken?I’ve got my go-to camp knife with me today as we hike around.
Finishing up the day with a cake in the Dutch oven.
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Your pictures are fantastic Bart, and I bet that cake was delicious after a day of hikingI’ve got my go-to camp knife with me today as we hike around.
Finishing up the day with a cake in the Dutch oven.
Thanks Jack.Great catch Todd
Enjoy May Day Jack, nice lamb. Is that one of Dan’s bowls?Have a lovely Sunday everyone, and Happy May Day
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I’m going to assume nothing fell out onto the floor while you were dancing to The Hokey Pokey...Carrying these to a wedding today; will switch over to something more substantial afterwards.
Really like your view!
Wow ~ my clematis are just beginning to leaf out.
How do you like the latest from GEC? Look great. It looks like they sold out fast.
Without driving ridiculously far, the only Case dealers around here only stock medium stockmen and little trappers. The last time I went to the Bass Pro Shop with Christmas money burning a hole in my pocket, I was really hoping to get one like yours.
Sweet knife to bond with, Jim
It was fun, Bart. Although it shot the entire day. Left the house at 6:30 am, and got home just before 4:00 pm. The Special Olympics folks are struggling with their organizational skills after a couple of years off due to the shanghai shivers.
But, they’re volunteers, and their hearts are in the right place, so I’d never complain.
Love those Yosemite pics! Only been there once, and that was a long time ago. Like 50 years ago!
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A trip with the Mrs., a visit to the knife store, and a stop for drinks... sounds like a fun day.
Those are the best camping knives.
Yummy.
I need to do more Dutch Oven cooking, I haven't done it in a while.
Great pictures of your AC, Jack... and Happy May Day.
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Case XX and Camillus TL-29.
Have a nice one!
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Awesome covers, and if I remember right isn’t that your favorite shield? I hope you had a great time in and around the Lou. I’m a little jealous.Headed to St. Louis today just to hangout, maybe hit a brewery or two. Shouldn’t need anything big, so I’m going to take this one along.View attachment 1805346
Thanks John. The beach we go to is a hidden gem that’s never crowded. The water is real calm and now my daughter wants a kayak.Oh, I like that one. Very nice!
Looks like a fun day at the beach.
Awesome combo Mark. I came real close to picking my white owl yesterday too
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Some would argue (some of those possibly probably vehemently) that one never "needs" more than a peanut (I ain't one a them) no matter what the task at hand is.
"It don't have to be big, just sharp" has practical limitations. (golly ... I'm going to be loathed by a few for saying that ...
)For example:
I don't hunt anymore, but personally, I would want something other than a peanut to field dress, peel, and get any big game critter to fit in the skillet/on the grill/in the smoker or smoke house, and into the freezer. No doubt a peanut could do it, but there are better tools for those tasks. I think a peanut would be my second to last choice for those tasks ... a Wharncliffe or other blade with zero belly and a pointy tip would be my last choice.
From what I've seen on You Tube, I doubt these folks that process Giant Bluefin Tuna will be trading in their knives for a peanut (or any knife I would use to process a deer or elk) any time soon.
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Sounds like so much fun.
Great choice matching your slip to your fixed blade.
You can coo breakfast for me any time. Looks amazing!
