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Thanks a lot, Jack!!!That's good to hear JJ!Thank you very much, I never get tired of seeing those two terrific Trappers
It's great to see your Lambsfoot and Barlow beauties roaming in the wild; beautiful images of both, as well!Have a good day everyone
It's excellent to hear you shook that nasty bug, Jack! Your pairing of two marvelous slicers should be great for your day at the market, as well!I'm glad to be over my Covid now, and going to be carrying these two tomorrow
I'm glad to hear that's behind you, Jack.It's a beauty Gary
I'm glad to be over my Covid now, and going to be carrying these two tomorrow
Thanks, mate!Happy birthday mate
Those sugar snaps look tasty, I would be eating a few as I picked them
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, and now you’ve popped up with one that looks almost brand new!Good to hear, but be sure to get enough sleep for a week or two.It's a beauty Gary
I'm glad to be over my Covid now, and going to be carrying these two tomorrow
Thanks John.Big Brother... Nice pic, my friend.
Thank you Ed. Right back at ya!a perfect choice for today!
you clearly have excellent decision making skills!
Oooo, that 86 is looking great Jeremy.This is to make sure that everyone knows I use my knives…
Me too. Unfortunately I didn’t have time.Makes me want to go fishing.
Thanks, John. I figure you can’t go wrong with Case yellow delrin.That's a no-nonsense choice.
Every time I carry a SAK I think the same thing, but where’s the fun in that?
Sounds good.
Glad to hear you’re feeling better, JackIt's a beauty Gary
I'm glad to be over my Covid now, and going to be carrying these two tomorrow
Stellar pair, Ross
LOL!
No, but I do have my UID knife in my bag! Thanks pal, I'm grateful for all the support from my friends here 
Nice work JerI had these at the farm this morning. I used the Kinfolks FB and the Wrights LF to make a walnut peg to drive into a 2x4 upright, a la Horace Kephart.
Thanks a lot palGlad you're feeling better, Jack... Have fun at the Market tomorrow.
Thanks a lot, Jack!!!
It's great to see your Lambsfoot and Barlow beauties roaming in the wild; beautiful images of both, as well!
Many thanks for the kind words JJIt's excellent to hear you shook that nasty bug, Jack! Your pairing of two marvelous slicers should be great for your day at the market, as well!
Thank you very much Gary
Those two fragrant Frenchies are outstanding my friendI pocketed these two French cutters for my adventures today.
Thank you kind sirGlad to hear you’re feeling better, Jack
That's a lucky findI carried my ettrick today and found this pretty nice antler. Wish I would have seen the buck.
Handy Ettrick 
Funky photo, Jeff!
Noteworthy pair, JJ, scouts' honor!I grabbed these two initial Imperial BSA Scout offerings today.
Very appealing stag swayback, Will; in this photo the blade appears longer than the handle!Opening the week
Muskrat Love!
)Speaking of old songs, I was scrolling rapidly through this thread, trying (unsuccessfully) to catch up, and as this photo flashed by, it was like a "song association test": I instinctively thought of Barry McGuire "singing", "You don't believe we're on the eve of destruction"!
Outstanding! Not only double lambsfoot, but double stag as well! You're living the dream, Jack!...
Having a Double Lambsfoot Day todayHave a good day everyone
I didn’t know who Muskrat Sally and Muskrat Sam were until I joined this forum. I had to go look up the lyrics once I started liking the pattern!Muskrat Love!
(Not a fan of that old song.
- GT
Nice find Bart, lots of beads in that one.I carried my ettrick today and found this pretty nice antler. Wish I would have seen the buck.
