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Good words and picture Buzzbait. You know you've got many people now Jonesing for that Camillus Scout!
Rehab walk for me with the new 48 today.
Great photo, Dschal! I think Bloodwood looks so good on this frame.
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Great photo, Dschal! I think Bloodwood looks so good on this frame.
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Been away for a week and only carried a 73 user. I don't know if it was the pattern or the environment but it was a revelation to just grab it and drop it it in my pocket. Now that I'm home it's almost as if the decision is based on my photography.
Thanks GE Jr.. I agree, and I am very happy with my first 48.Great photo, Dschal! I think Bloodwood looks so good on this frame.
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I really love the idea that this knife has done so much!Old Friends Friday . My Ulster that I have had since 1961 and was my EDC until 2001 . Just packed it away to take Up the Rhine . Will be my carry for a while .
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Fantastic photo of your 14, Dee! Pure knife - no distractions.
Ok, I found this funny, can't help it, I'm a child at heart
Thanks, Paul! I'm glad to know I'm not the only overaged kid around here.
These two for me todayHave a good Friday everyone, the weekend is nearly here
Gorgeous, Jack!
Cool pics and captions for your Cadet and Farmer's Jack, Dean!
My Peanut-like Knife of the Week is a stretch, as far as being peanut-like, but that classification lets me carry it a little more often. Cocobolo Simmons Keen Kutter (thanks, Mark):
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Thanks, Gary.
That is a great knife to carry for a week!
I have "True Crimson" in my pocket today.
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Gorgeous, Jack!
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I have "True Crimson" in my pocket today.
Thanks Dean, True Crimson is looking good!
I'm heading out for a hike in the morning, going to be carrying these three
Have a great weekend everyone 
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Gotta say it was a good day. Earnie Ross goose call, Northwoods mammoth Bear Lake, and Northwoods mammoth Fremont Jack
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Fantastic photo of your 14, Dee! Pure knife - no distractions.
I have "True Crimson" in my pocket today.
Thanks Dean!
That crimson beauty is aging like fine wine.
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My friends and I went on a rather long hike in the rain today. I brought these two knives along.
The Farmer's Jack looked for some cover from the rain.
Dean, that Lick Creek Jigged Bone is one that has sadly eluded me! I have a Smooth Ivory Bone, a Cranberry and African Blackwood Gem that I am proud to own. But there is just something about the Jigged Bone Lick Creek!
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Alan, I like those Stag Clerks!
Cheers my friend, yes, the lighting changes it quite a lot, as do my simple camera and poor photography technique. That photo is filtered, but the colour of the horn in the image is much the same as how it looks. Here's the photo again, compared to an unfiltered photo of the same knife (with my smaller A.Wright horn Lambsfoot)
Jack, filtered or non they are outstanding my friend!!!
Alan, I am away for the weekend and I can tell you for certain that there is absolutely nothing wrong with carrying a 73 user. This OO will be my knife companion throughout the weekend!
