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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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That was the plan, but no luck this morning.
Maybe a little luck tho...my safety harness was definitely there for me today. Long story, but the bottom line is stay anchored to the tree on your way down too.
paulhilborn
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Two favorites today, Farmers Jack and Scout while at work. Sportin a bad knee (years now) had cortisone two weeks ago and nada
however the result is I do have a John Wayne swagger which is cool
One of my all time favorites is the Duke
however the result is I do have a John Wayne swagger which is cool One of my all time favorites is the Duke
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Happy Friday all!
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Orange and Black are in the air today in preparation for Halloween - Halloween Eve Day so to speak !!! The only trip I'm making today is to the mailbox so nothing heavy is in order. This "L'il" Sod Buster Jr. will handle anything that pops up on the way up to and the way back from the mailbox.
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The Pipe Doc and Swayback Jack today, but I'm planning on carrying one or more of the Bokers this weekend.
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Most excellent stock knives and canoes today, Gary. Love the Chestnut bone Sowbelly and Case Canoe with the blade etching.
Carrying my trusty Hartshead Barlow again today, and an Old Friend in the form of my Todd Davison SheepsfootHave a great weekend folks
Your Davison is a real treasure and your photo background is appropriate for the blade, Jack.
Got the day off, no deer but better than work.
Wow! That is a gorgeous Sodbuster, Scott.
Orange and Black are in the air today in preparation for Halloween - Halloween Eve so to speak !!! The only trip I'm making today is to the mailbox so nothing heavy is in order. This "L'il" Sod Buster Jr. will handle anything that pops up on the way up to and the way back from the mailbox.
I love your sodbuster too, Ed.
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Some worried that the black plum color on these GEC Mustang trappers would be a bit too much, but it is a very subtle color. In fact, I had to try lots of of different photo locations just to tease out a tiny bit of color. It mostly looks blackish. The dark color works well with this jigging pattern as well. Of course, the fit and finish is just about perfect. You could not find a better every day tote. Nearly custom quality for under $100. Amazing.
Some worried that the black plum color on these GEC Mustang trappers would be a bit too much, but it is a very subtle color. In fact, I had to try lots of of different photo locations just to tease out a tiny bit of color. It mostly looks blackish. The dark color works well with this jigging pattern as well. Of course, the fit and finish is just about perfect. You could not find a better every day tote. Nearly custom quality for under $100. Amazing.
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I didn't know you could eat chestnuts raw.
Never heard of pickling them either.
Chestnuts are a rare treat to find in the stores down here, and they aren't very fresh by the time they get here. (sometimes moldy inside.)
At least it feels like Fall today.
I didn't know you can eat them raw either. We either cook them or roast and drink young whine (federweisser) with them. Pickled mushrooms are great, especially the kind I found today although not everyone likes them, because they can be a bit slimey.
Nice carey choices! What is the scale material on the smaller jack?
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Weird choice for a kid, but sounds darn delicious to me.
Love the colors in that one.
Indeed. That is a good looking knife.
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Well to be fair he initially asked for rice AND mac&cheese to go with the asparagus and fish (he loves fish), but we made him choose between the two heavy starches.Weird choice for a kid, but sounds darn delicious to me.
Love the colors in that one.
Indeed. That is a good looking knife.
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Great looking pair for Friday, Jack; the Davison shadow jack is a wonderful slicing partner to your HHB!Hope everyone has had a good weekCarrying my trusty Hartshead Barlow again today, and an Old Friend in the form of my Todd Davison Sheepsfoot
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Thanks! Just got it.Wow! That is a gorgeous Sodbuster, Scott.
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Thanks! It's ivory re-cycled from old piano key veneers. (guilt free, in my opinion)
Chestnuts make me nostalgic for a trip I took to Italy with my mother 20 years ago. We often bought bags of them roasted and hot from street vendors. It wasn't always easy to find vegan food options for her when we got hungry walking around, and chestnuts were good and filling.
