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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Really liking this one...

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GEC Tidioute #92 Talon in Goldenrod jigged bone

-Brett
 
First day carrying this one and so far I really, really like it. Simple, but classy and oh so slim. :) Hope everyone is having a good day.

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Had this buck 102 WELL over a decade, got it just after I graduated highschool and the gun store I found it at said he'd had it quite a while and forgot he had it. Great knife thats within legal specs for ID/WA.

Also old faithful:

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Ballenxj said:
Do they have blade length restrictions for a sheath knife in Idaho and Washington? :eek:
Nice old Buck, by the way. :)
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ID its 4" concealed (none for open) and WA there is no statute for length other than I was advised to keep it on my belt openly (fixed blades concealed can be construed as a dirk by some officers, which is illegal)...its nice up here though, my knives get a good work out in the woods. Can't wait to use it harvesting berries in the coming months, found HUGE patches of wild strawberries but they're not ripe yet.

I am playing it safe with the law since getting up here, ID most everything is ok but WA is fuzzy with statutes so you gotta cover your 6. :)
 
Robert.B said:
ID its 4" concealed (none for open) and WA there is no statute for length other than I was advised to keep it on my belt openly (fixed blades concealed can be construed as a dirk by some officers, which is illegal)...its nice up here though, my knives get a good work out in the woods. Can't wait to use it harvesting berries in the coming months, found HUGE patches of wild strawberries but they're not ripe yet.

I am playing it safe with the law since getting up here, ID most everything is ok but WA is fuzzy with statutes so you gotta cover your 6. :)
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Thanks for the heads up. The reason I ask is because I like both of those states. I have a buddy in Idaho that keeps trying to get me to move up there. I am very tempted.
 
Ballenxj said:
Thanks for the heads up. The reason I ask is because I like both of those states. I have a buddy in Idaho that keeps trying to get me to move up there. I am very tempted.
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If you end up in north ID hit me up, it is very nice up here! job market is competitive and utilizes staffing agencies a lot but for anyone that loves the woods, using their knives outdoors and a more traditional life its definitely the place here.
 
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Ive always liked Svord knives and have owned at least one ever since they became available on the local market in New Zealand many years ago .
I bought this one a while ago to use as a project to either make new handle scales or make a fixed blade out of it .
I must get my act together and start the process .



Ken
 
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