What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

btb01 btb01 Great shots Barrett:cool: Was your daughter actually in the enclosure with those Wallabies/Kangaroos? Are they tame then? Not so the Leopard..:D

When I was a kid back in the Dark Ages..:D I remember being taken to a Zoo when I was about 6. Old fashioned cages and I was upset and angered by people who were taunting a big male Lion, throwing apples and stuff at him. He just turned round and drenched them all with a jet of urine :D:D I was thrilled at the justice of it, majestic :cool:
 
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Wowbagger said:
. . . er . . . hahahahahaha . . .
First a W. C. Fields quote :
Sucker: Is this a game of chance?
WC: Not the way I play it, no.

and a photo is worth a thousand embarrassing explanations.
I just hope you will speak to me when we chance to meet again. :p :D
I mean it is a fifty dollar knife . . . right ?
PS: I did discover that smooth sided auger bit file gets in there to file the tang without scratching up the brass liners . . . too much ;)
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Well, you did say you removed a blade...
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TheChunk91 said:
I like that camillus jr cattle, neat knife. Does it have stainless blades? I would assume they are carbon but with camillus you can't be 100% sure.
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Yep, stainless. It's a great little knife. 3¼" closed, nearly sunken joints. Moorman's was a feed company in the midwest (IN, IL, IA, WI) that my grandfather was a salesman for, and these were promotional swag (this one wasn't his, I bought it off eBay).

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Duckdog said:
I'm totin' a tickler today.

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Never knew a woman that liked being tickled. Now I know why!

Planterz said:
Yep, stainless. It's a great little knife. 3¼" closed, nearly sunken joints. Moorman's was a feed company in the midwest (IN, IL, IA, WI) that my grandfather was a salesman for, and these were promotional swag (this one wasn't his, I bought it off eBay).

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My uncle sold for Moormans in Indiana.
He loved shooting the breeze with farmers, and that served him well.
 
boykinlp said:
Some of the cutest pictures I have seen in quite a while.
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DelOro said:
This is truly what life is about! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :D
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Jack Black said:
Awww :) Happy Birthday to Ellie, looks like a great day my friend :) :thumbsup:

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Thanks, guys! :thumbsup:

Will Power said:
btb01 btb01 Great shots Barrett:cool: Was your daughter actually in the enclosure with those Wallabies/Kangaroos? Are they tame then? Not so the Leopard..:D

When I was a kid back in the Dark Ages..:D I remember being taken to a Zoo when I was about 6. Old fashioned cages and I was upset and angered by people who were taunting a big male Lion, throwing apples and stuff at him. He just turned round and drenched them all with a jet of urine :D:D I was thrilled at the justice of it, majestic :cool:
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Will, you are able to walk through that enclosure, which has kangaroos, wallabies and emus. The emus were behind a separate fence, but the kangaroos and wallabies are free to roam around. That said, when we were there, all of the kangaroos were lounging in that one area, separated from the walkway by those small logs. We did see a few wallabies moving around elsewhere in the enclosure. Although the zoo is open year-round, the kangaroo exhibit is a special summer exhibit. (I suppose animals that are native to Australia wouldn't be too fond of the winter weather in Minnesota. :D)
 
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