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Your bunny knife looks just like mineRaining now. Much better than snow. If it keeps it up, the snow on the ground might be melted before the end of the day and we'll be ready for fresh snow tomorrow. That's what the weather man on TV said and I always believe what my weatherman tells me.Today I'm gonna tote my 2022 Blade Forums Bunny Knife. Really looking forward to it. Oh, wait a minute. It hasn't arrived yet. It hasn't even shipped. Oh well. There'll be a place for it should it ever arrive. Sausage and eggs for breakfast.
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Thanks JackLovely pic Mike
Back in the nineties Mack's Creek was notorious as a speed trap. I used to do a lot of work in Nevada* and passed through there regularly. We were always very careful to slow down to the posted 45mph.
I agree with Will that the bone SBJrs are splendid knives. I happen to have an example of each of the one's Jim and Will posted, so I'll jump on the bandwagon:The Bone Sodbusters show a lot of character, really nice item Jim
Here's my Chestnut Bone example.
Breathtaking brace of Barlows and slips, Todd!
You sure take some stunning photos of some amazing knives, Dwight!
Top-notch Sudbuster!
That jet black ebony is striking!These two rodents today.
That's a dark, dignified pair of tools!Double ebony.
Bunny & stick with horn handle ebony shaft
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IMHO, the top knife is sublime!I have these two wood wearing lock backs with me today.
Welcome back, Jack! I hope your trip was a rejuvenating change of scenery. Could you find a decent pint in the Canaries?First time I've posted here in over a week, as I spent Christmas in Fuerteventura
Still worn out from my holiday, but carrying my Hartshead Barlow!
Great to have you (and your pet) home for the the holidays, Vince!
Thanks for the info, Bob. Are you an early riser by choice? I grew up on a dairy farm and that may have made me an early riser, too. But for the past 16 months, I've been waking at 2 or 3am, no matter what time I go to bed, and can't get back to sleep or sleep only very fitfully. I usually give up and get up at 4:30am most days, when the local news starts on TV.Gary
Thank you and thank you. I am a very early riser and am luck to have a few special places to catch an early meal. They cater to hunters and fishermen.
I have not seen " the ball drop" in a very long time.
Be well.
Thanks, Jeff.
Congrats on the new Explorer; I think it's a great SAK. Have a great trip!
I’m inclined to agree with you, Gary!
Thanks, Peter; I certainly am glad I still have it! I used the heck out of it until I went away to college, and then spent 45 years hardly ever carrying a knife!Wow, your first knife from the 1960’s is quite the treasure!! So awesome that it’s been at your side all these years
I didn't know any better, I suppose, but I thought my scout knife with all of its indispensable tools was far superior to the clip/pen jack I used to have to borrow from my Dad if I needed to cut stuff!...
You mean .................. like a shrink ?!!!Yep ........... love my cats and my Catts.
Wish I had my first knife. I imagine you got by just fine with that Colonial.
Well, I hope your BF Bunny arrives soon, Jeff!Sorry, I forgot to respond before.
Not yet, but my patience runs deeper than Gitcheegoomie. And since you’re a Michigander, you know how deep that is.
Being fickle and impulsive, I went back on my vow to tote the 294 until the Rabbit hopped home. Even though the 294 is to me just about the ideal pocket knife, I do like to rotate some.
I am reasonably certain that it will not come in the next three days, so it has a fair chance at being my 2023 KOTY. But Harry gave me a couple that will be hard to beat out if it does make yet un ‘22.
The way I’ve been going, it could be my only knife purchase of next year.
Can some of your "free range" mama cows be kind of savage, Bart? Our dairy cows interacted with us closely twice a day, so they seemed to never have much anxiety about our taking their calves.
That Case sowbelly stockman is a classic, even if it's not "classical"!
Simple, but effective, I'll bet, Bob!
Superb pair of knives, Steve! Really like both covers.
Welcome back, John! Nice pair to "break your fast". I've missed quite a bit of BF activity, especially in the first half of December, and I thought you were notable by your absence when I got back to more regular participation.
I once hit 50mph, as registered on my bike computer, on a curvy downhill here. It was on a road bike with drop bars and I was tucked in. This was before disc brakes on bicycles. Pretty exciting
Hi Gary,I agree with Will that the bone SBJrs are splendid knives. I happen to have an example of each of the one's Jim and Will posted, so I'll jump on the bandwagon:
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Breathtaking brace of Barlows and slips, Todd!
You sure take some stunning photos of some amazing knives, Dwight!
Top-notch Sudbuster!
I've only had the Dragon's Milk once; I enjoyed it, but it's a little too intense for me.
That jet black ebony is striking!
That's a dark, dignified pair of tools!
IMHO, the top knife is sublime!
(IMHO, the bottom one, not so much. Don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic example of a Buck 110, but it's so heavy!)
Welcome back, Jack! I hope your trip was a rejuvenating change of scenery. Could you find a decent pint in the Canaries?
Great to have you (and your pet) home for the the holidays, Vince!
Thanks for the info, Bob. Are you an early riser by choice? I grew up on a dairy farm and that may have made me an early riser, too. But for the past 16 months, I've been waking at 2 or 3am, no matter what time I go to bed, and can't get back to sleep or sleep only very fitfully. I usually give up and get up at 4:30am most days, when the local news starts on TV.
Thanks, Jeff.
When our daughter was very young, I caught her trying to use some house and car keys in a wall outlet.
Congrats on the new Explorer; I think it's a great SAK. Have a great trip!
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Thanks, Peter; I certainly am glad I still have it! I used the heck out of it until I went away to college, and then spent 45 years hardly ever carrying a knife!
I didn't know any better, I suppose, but I thought my scout knife with all of its indispensable tools was far superior to the clip/pen jack I used to have to borrow from my Dad if I needed to cut stuff!
Well, I hope your BF Bunny arrives soon, Jeff!
Can some of your "free range" mama cows be kind of savage, Bart? Our dairy cows interacted with us closely twice a day, so they seemed to never have much anxiety about our taking their calves.
That Case sowbelly stockman is a classic, even if it's not "classical"!
Simple, but effective, I'll bet, Bob!
Superb pair of knives, Steve! Really like both covers.
Welcome back, John! Nice pair to "break your fast". I've missed quite a bit of BF activity, especially in the first hall of December, and I thought you were notable by your absence when I got back to more regular participation.
Lambsfoot knives to ring out the old year:
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Thank you, it was a fun trip with a stop at the knife store for a couple new ones. The explorer has already earned its keep with the scratching off of a couple gift card codes and then reading those small codes with the magnifying glass. I heard some groans when I pulled out the gift cards and then sighs of relief when they realized I was well prepared. 
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Thanks Jack
Back in the nineties Mack's Creek was notorious as a speed trap. I used to do a lot of work in Nevada* and passed through there regularly. We were always very careful to slow down to the posted 45mph.
*Nevada, Missouri is pronounced, Ne-vay-da with a long "A" in the middle. If you pronounce it like the state, everybody will know you're a foreigner
Letting the new one run amuk?In the wild
lol yes it was getting frisky so figured I better let it come out and play
Boy that’s a pretty knife!In the wild
