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Murphnuge

Murphnuge

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We here at T.M. Hunt Customs love to get outside when we can. We all enjoy a wide variety of things; hunting, fishing, kayaking, drinking, hiking, camping, drinking, etc...


Now, a lot of gear isn't necessary, but like most knife guys, we love gear. Let's see what you've got. Whatever gets you enjoying the outdoors. You don't necessarily need to be a T.M. Hunt Custom knife owner. Of course being a knife forum, throwing some blade pix in wouldn't be uncouth.

I'll start with my Jeep, yak and Yeti.

 
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I'll play! Maybe Guyon will come by and give us some good stove suggestions! :D
 
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I got some stuff I like to take with me when I get outside time. Here's what gets me there, with my kayaks
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Here's my personal Tradewater that goes with me just about everytime I'm out and about.
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I usually always have a M-18 stashed somewhere. Here's a old one.
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My AR


My Hawk


My 9er


I have no other toys, except a mountain bike, but if you've seen one mountain bike, you've seen them all. Insert mental image here
 
Murph I hate you ..lol I admit I am green with Envy right now sir.
Thats one of my Grail guns.
 
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I'll play, even though most of my gear is not that cool (well at least to other people...:D). I would have to say that my Yuma is probably my coolest piece of gear because its the only custom thing I own.

Here is a gun I got from my late Grandfather-in-law and all I have left of my fixed blade collection (my folder collection is even smaller lol) not pictured is my BK2 and survive knives necker. Gun is some Italian break barrell 20ga.-Blades left to right---Camillus BK91, Hunt Yuma, ESEE 3, BK14, ESEE Candiru

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And as for a few odd things that really have nothing to do with getting me outdoors.....Here is a bacon koozy and a fossilized piece of dinosaur poop:D (I suppose they are outdoors related in the sense that the koozy holds "outdoor" beverages and the dino poop was found outside:D )

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In keeping with the theme...

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And here's a picture of a fine piece of kit

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Your Subaru, is that a Outback? How do you like it? I think the next vehicle we get will be some kind of car instead of a SUV. Im really leaning towards wagon type vehicles. How much room is in the interior?
 
I have been looking at those too. Trade said it got through areas that his previous 4 wheel drive would get stuck in, last time I heard.
I am really liking the way they designed the newer ones like his.
 
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I'll play! Maybe Guyon will come by and give us some good stove suggestions! :D
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I can do kayaks on vehicle too.

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And since we're on kayaks...

This Wilderness Pamlico is rigged it with a Harmony Dashboard, a RAM rod holder, anchor troller, rear rod holders, and paddle keepers.

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This Ocean Kayak is gear heavy. Lots of homemade mods and add-ons.

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Stoves you say? This little one has quickly become a favorite.

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I do like Hunt knives.

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I own a couple of packs too, and I've really been enjoying this one.

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Yes, it's the upgraded version that will run on garbage.
 
This is our rig...and yes, we have barely enough water here to have fun on the boat :D

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Since Guyon is so motivated about his Camelbak, I will share some of my Camelbaks. Camelbak makes great stuff. Rugged and well built, they outperform (IMO) most of the other high-end gear manufacturer's stuff. And, too be frank, a Camelbak won't scare the crap out of the hippies in public places.

A Camelbak "Mule" I use A LOT, in town as well as out in the wilderness.


A Camelbak "Something or other" that I picked up right before I deployed in 2009. I used it all over Afghanistan and it is still in great shape. I carry it now whenever we go camping. It is massive and can hold just about anything you can think of. Love this thing!


OK, so I love Camelbak but I will concede that 5.11 makes good stuff too, but sometimes the 5.11 stuff makes me shy away from it. However, my wife got me this 5.11 "Messenger Bag" that I use when I'm going to work. It carries my laptop as well as important papers and even my lunch. It's fast becoming my favorite city pack.
 
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I have a Becker patrol pack that Murph convinced me to buy. Glad I did. I think its a pretty old one, but its made well, should last me a long time. I still don't have it all filled and arranged like I want. I can't get over all the different compartments and pockets in it.

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