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Rufus1949
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In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market 
Have a good one folks 
Have a good one folks
Rufus1949
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Enjoy your morning Jack...you cannot disappoint tool man.In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market
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If memory serves, looks like you were in the vicinity of The Green Iguana, Todd. Great setting for a pre-game warmup!Took a few days off for a trip myself. Jumping in here, too many pages to catch up on. We went to Tampa for a few days to see the Bucs play the saints. Had a great time Sunday meeting and having a few beers with Jon @Jon0385 and Mark @mcc850. Money afternoon I did a little pregame warmup in Ybor City, and had a good time razzing the saints fans as they walked by.
Looks like a great time — beautiful family (and the knives ain’t too shabby either).
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It's great to see you here Dylan, I was wondering how you were doing just yesterday
Thank you, Jack. I've been around, just doing a bit more reading and a bit less posting.
I was thinking today as I was getting ready to do some outside chorin', I (like many others here) am supremely fortunate in that I can be afforded such broad variety and choices in cutting tools. However, if I had to be stuck with just a couple, I'd be pretty content with some variation of the setup below - a person can get a lot done with these tools.
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Still going with the 35 cattle
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We sure did Mike.Looks like a great time! Those people look like they're having fun
Thank you. Yeah, the last 5 minutes were unbelievable.Nice lookin' family and knives !
Fantastic finish !
I might start setting my DVR to record the last two or three minutes of these NFL games, instead of watching the whole game.Go Bucs !
Thanks Jeremy.
Thank you James, it was very exciting.
Pure class.
… been looking for Mike Evans all season … found him!
…good one Paul.Thanks.
That brass and wood look so nice together.
Fantastic post Jon.
Beautiful photo of a great knife Jeremy.Going with the 15 today. Halfway there (come on weekend!)
May have to break out the old climbing gear Jack!In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market
We were in the Ybor City neighborhood Jim, not familiar enough with that area to know if we were close to the Green Iguana or not but it sounds like a fun place.If memory serves, looks like you were in the vicinity of The Green Iguana, Todd. Great setting for a pre-game warmup!
Looks like a great time — beautiful family (and the knives ain’t too shabby either).
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Thank you very much, Jack!!!Thank you my friend, those two look as useful as they are attractive
A highly attractive Ebony and Ivory pairing for your mid week adventures; I assume you sliced into that tasty treat shortly after this posting!Have a good day everyone
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Bundle up well and slice through the ice with your two hard working beefy jack beauties; love the Idle Working button, as well!In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market
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In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market
It was in the mid sixties here yesterday and today. I have an idea we are going to pay before long. Put on a warm coat and maybe a wool pocket slip for the lamb ................ and stay warm !
You should have it covered with your stout knife choices for Thursday.
Buck 110 for ice chippin'. 
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Man I wanna like trappers. I just have absolutely no need nor any liking for spey blades.carrier this one around today.
But ...that's a gorgeous example and I sure think she's purty
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Thank you Bob!
Looks like your well prepared for the market tomorrow buddy!In the high 20's here tomorrow, and I'll be freezing my Lambsfoot off in the market
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Zoomed in, didja?Yep - it's a largemouth. Nice blade replacement work !
Thanks, buddy.
I always figured that is a skinning blade when it’s on a Trapper. It’s really good for not nicking the hide.
And a short blade of that pattern on a Stockman is for working with livestock.
Anyhow, I have a real appreciation for that blade shape on a trapper. Nothing better at trimming out meat, for example. Just my two cents…
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For whatever reason I never really took up hunting. Not that I am against it or anything. Just never took it up
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A cocktail under the lights throwing an orange glow across everything: