Knives in the Wild

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Great looking pic John. Looks like it could be a jig saw puzzle when you start out looking for the straight pieces. Very cool. ::nod:: ::tu::
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treefarmer wrote:Scott, are you familiar with the vines in your pictures, the ones Floyd mentioned on the 1st post on this page? If not look up Smilax or green briar and you'll find they are edible in several stages of growth, roots, leaves and the fresher green tips of the vines.
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No kidding......I am not familiar, but.....I am now and will do my research.

Thanks you sir.

PS - Wish you would have "quoted" this so I would have seen it earlier, I don't normally scroll back through threads just for the hell of it.
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Thanks Floyd!! ::handshake:: Hadnt thought of that!! :lol:
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Out with the 72 today on a neighborhood walk.
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Looks Good there Floyd!! ::tu:: You must have special wood boring critters to bore those round holes!!! ::poke:: :lol: :lol:
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John we have termites down here. Glad it was just little ones that got this tree. ::tounge::
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doglegg wrote:John we have termites down here. Glad it was just little ones that got this tree. ::tounge::
:lol: :lol: :lol: ::tu:: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Looks good there Scott!!! ::nod:: ::tu::
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Nice pics fellas, reminds me I need to get outdoors. Had the opportunity to go with my brother to his cabin this weekend where he typically finds 10-15 pounds of morels in couple days time. Sadly couldn't make the 4 hr drive due to babysitting two dogs while the wife is away a few days. :(
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Thanks fellas!!

Will be watching for pine cones for seeds here soon Floyd!!
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TripleF wrote:Thanks fellas!!

Will be watching for pine cones for seeds here soon Floyd!!
Scott obviously that knife will cut. Knice shavings. And I think I see a walking stick in that last photo. Be good to see the whole thing! ::nod:: ::tu:: ::handshake::
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doglegg wrote:
TripleF wrote:Thanks fellas!!

Will be watching for pine cones for seeds here soon Floyd!!
Scott obviously that knife will cut. Knice shavings. And I think I see a walking stick in that last photo. Be good to see the whole thing! ::nod:: ::tu:: ::handshake::
Well, here ya go pal.....I threw my walking stick on the ground so I could take a photo for you Floyd!
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TripleF wrote:
doglegg wrote:
TripleF wrote:Thanks fellas!!

Will be watching for pine cones for seeds here soon Floyd!!
Scott obviously that knife will cut. Knice shavings. And I think I see a walking stick in that last photo. Be good to see the whole thing! ::nod:: ::tu:: ::handshake::
Well, here ya go pal.....I threw my walking stick on the ground so I could take a photo for you Floyd!
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Thanks Scott, I'm glad I made the request. That is a cool walking stick. A place for your hand up top and enough 'decoration' left on the bottom to catch the eye. I like it. Thanks again. ::handshake::
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My Spyderco Stretch over a Smoky Mountains stream.
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A beautiful wilderness setting. ::tu::
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philco wrote:My Spyderco Stretch over a Smoky Mountains stream.

::tu:: ::tu::
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Great place for a pic Philco. And oh the song sung by the stream! instant relaxation. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Most excellent "Wild" pics Phil and Scott!! ::tu::
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Great knife Scott and that stump is beautiful. Very pretty wood. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Now there is an unusual knife setting John. Interesting.
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Quick Steel wrote:Now there is an unusual knife setting John. Interesting.
Thanks Garry!!! ::handshake:: Some times things work out!! :lol: :lol:
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jmh58 wrote:DSC06137.JPG
jmh, I would say that picture is spore but that sounds uncomplimentary. Maybe I can say that pic is so good that there is no mushroom for improvement. I could say that it is the moss beautiful pic I have seen....but.... Maybe I will just say you did good and keep them coming. :lol: :lol: ::tu::
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