Knives in the Wild

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treefarmer wrote: Mon Dec 05, 2022 3:42 pm roseandthistlecustom,
The 1st picture in your last post is very captivating. Light house beam and the surf, beautiful!
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Thanks. That was kind of an impulse shot driving home after walking the beach. It took several tries because I wanted the beam aimed out. Hecata Head is a favorite spot of ours and can be seen in the music video Bridge over Troubled Water https://youtu.be/HO30mNUHKFw
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Cool pictures guys! Scott's reminds me of our ATV racing days close to Lake Okeechobee.


Heading to Cumberland around noon today for my wife's Scholarship Board dinner, so I'm getting my 4 miler in around the 'hood. Totin' a Shapleigh today. ☕🚶‍♂️
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TripleF wrote: Tue Dec 06, 2022 1:28 pmYesterday
I hope to own one of those someday. Great picture!👍
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In these there's my Hug, a Vic ALOX and the CF Skelatool (also present but not seen Bradford Guardian 3.5).
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About 84 miles with 20-30 of that on gravel roads.
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Great photos RATC! ::tu:: You guys seem to be out in the woods so often I'm beginning to think you live there! lol! I almost bought a Hug yesterday, but backed out at the last second, how do you like yours? Thx! 8)
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Madmarco wrote: Wed Dec 14, 2022 1:00 am Great photos RATC! ::tu:: You guys seem to be out in the woods so often I'm beginning to think you live there! lol! I almost bought a Hug yesterday, but backed out at the last second, how do you like yours? Thx! 8)
Wish we lived in the woods. Last place before this we built ourselves, doing rafters with just 2 people was a challenge but we managed. We didn't have running water, heated with a woodstove and cooked on a Campchef but seriously miss living in the country like that.
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The key and Hug are both seriously good knives. The only caution is that the Hug is not easy to open. I can pinch it but most people need the nailnick or me to open it for them. The feel is solid and competent, it's a strong cutter with a wicked tip. A side note on their M390 I forgot to bring a can opener once and used a Viper Swayback to slice the chili open without damaging the extremely fine tip.
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Thanks for the info RATC! ::handshake:: Looks like I should have pulled the trigger! ::doh:: Luckily for me it's never too late! ::groove:: I was admiring the Key also, but ultimately decided I like the Hug more! ::huff:: Sounds like you have the great outdoors in your blood, good for you! 8)
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Case XX 6383 wrote: Fri Dec 16, 2022 10:00 pm Mammoth tooth
Nice knife. Join me and Oscar in the Cigar Connoisseur, thread and let us know what brand you’re smoking and if you liked it.
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Case XX 6383 wrote: Fri Dec 16, 2022 10:00 pm Mammoth tooth
Wow! Beautiful knife bud! ::tu:: 8)
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Took a break from cutting firewood to roast a few hotdogs. Cross knives Bushcrater in A2 steel, spaulted maple handle with black pins.
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That's a beautiful knife, Doug.
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Doug51 wrote: Sat Dec 17, 2022 9:35 pm Took a break from cutting firewood to roast a few hotdogs. Cross knives Bushcrater in A2 steel, spaulted maple handle with black pins.
Awesome knife and setting
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Doug51 wrote: Sat Dec 17, 2022 9:35 pm Took a break from cutting firewood to roast a few hotdogs. Cross knives Bushcrater in A2 steel, spaulted maple handle with black pins.
Wonderful handle on that one Doug.
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Thanks everyone.
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Beautiful knife, Doug!
Always enjoy those great outdoor shots, R&T!
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Won't be getting out for a little bit, just got a dog and want to stay at home to help lock that in for him.
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His name is Bo
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Bo is a good lookin' hound RATC, great colors and I'll bet he's friendly! 8)
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roseandthistlecustom wrote: Mon Dec 19, 2022 10:29 pm Won't be getting out for a little bit, just got a dog and want to stay at home to help lock that in for him.
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His name is Bo
Bo is an awesome looking dog, he will be a great companion for you on your excursions. ::tu:: ::tu::
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I’m impressed, zombie green works well
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I’m impressed, zombie green works well
Thanks. More to hold onto!! 😎
My new favorite knife.
Now I just gotta find something to use it on!! 😂
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jmh58 wrote: Thu Dec 22, 2022 7:34 pm
JamieinWV wrote: Thu Dec 22, 2022 7:26 pm
jmh58 wrote: Thu Dec 22, 2022 2:34 pm 992DDC1A-0212-409D-A694-DA35DAAF93D0.jpeg
I’m impressed, zombie green works well
Thanks. More to hold onto!! 😎
My new favorite knife.
Now I just gotta find something to use it on!! 😂
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