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OH, that is one spectacular lookin' knife! Beautiful photo. Got ta get me one of those! ::drool:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks gentlemen for the compliments - I need to get an old burlap tobacco sheet for a prop too. Rocky, that cotton knife is one of the nicest I own, just bought it right here off of the AAPK store from Bob at Ridgewood; ordered it Monday, had it Wednesday - pretty fast, eh?
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That is top notch all the way around! ::tu::
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CO-CO-BO-LO**** :)
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Monk, that Cocobolo wood is as beautiful on a knife handle as it is on a pair of S&W revolver grips - NICE!
Deep in the guts of most men is buried the involuntary response to the hunter's horn, a prickle of the nape hairs, an acceleration of the pulse, an atavistic memory of his fathers, who killed first with stone, and then with club...Robert Ruark
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Very Knice monk!
Looking for the magic penny!
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Old Hunter wrote:Monk, that Cocobolo wood is as beautiful on a knife handle as it is on a pair of S&W revolver grips - NICE!
Yea, what he said X two.
Think my S&W grips
is goncalvobolo tho
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A Case Trapper. The first knife I bought with Mastodon scales.

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Sweet one QS, those MI are n-i-z-e.
Here's one for a warm sunny Saturday.
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Nice shot Wosey, but i think it needs some non-slip grips :roll: ::woot::


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Holey Macamoley Tim, those are some sure fine closeme-ups.
My Koduck digimatic quit doing close-ups a few years ago after
the factory smoke leaked out.
Suspect a battery related failure, case got warm enough
I couldn't hold it, barely had time to eject the batts.
Not a good sign imho. After that closeups come out blurry.
I meant to go shop for replacement but I forgot.
Plus don't want to hafta read another owner's manual
til absolutely necessary. ::doh::
Here a few of the last closeups before the great smoke escape.
Didn't realize the PW Nat 62109w had a rare Caae 88 shield
until pic was uploaded.
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Ha...smokin cameras......I love it :lol:


Very nice shots Wosey ::tu:: ::tu::


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Man, all ya'll are MONEY! ::tu::
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Had to lol at not wanting to read another owner's manual. Boy, do I relate to that. Now I just push buttons and and dials until something decent happens. QS
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Hunting knife, 01 tool steel, stainless guard, deer antler handle
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That's a beautiful knife ::tu:: ::tu:: , did you make it?

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basser5 wrote:That's a beautiful knife ::tu:: ::tu:: , did you make it?

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Yes, I did make it. thanks
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Great job and nice picture. Thanks for showing it.


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That is a beautiful knife for sure, I'd love to have a knife made with antler from the buck I harvested, great idea! How does the knife balance in the hand with the base portion of the antler being towards the rear? Do you have another pic of it showing the rear view? Indeed thanks for posting it, a real beauty, you are a true craftsman!
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Nice one Caleb,who's the maker?
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313 Mike wrote:That is a beautiful knife for sure, I'd love to have a knife made with antler from the buck I harvested, great idea! How does the knife balance in the hand with the base portion of the antler being towards the rear? Do you have another pic of it showing the rear view? Indeed thanks for posting it, a real beauty, you are a true craftsman!
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Very very cool, looks fantastic. Thanks for the additional pic, love it all around!
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Hey Earl, the knife is made by a guy name John Lloyd.
I don't know if you've ever heard of him, but he makes a nice knife. He is making me a Lanny's clip right now. ::tu::
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Thats sweet Caleb I like those pinched bolsters ::nod::
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