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philco wrote:You guys are posting some mighty fine photography. Those knives ain't too shabby either.

Mike what's that fixed blade bad boy you posted ?
That fixed blade is a TOPS TSK.... stands for Tactical Steak Knife ::facepalm:: Silly name for a really cool little knife. It is more of a reference to the size I think, as it is small and unobtrusive, but full tang and strong enough to stand up to woods use ::tu::
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Great snow pics, and that Bear Clawed jigging is fantastic!
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I really like that whaler knife. Bear claw handles are a good name for them.
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Here is another effort to capture the beauty of MOP.
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That's a fine lookin knife, and congrats on a job well done getting that pearl to show up in the picture. I'd say you've just about nailed down the technique of taking photos of MOP scales, not an easy thing to do.
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Thanks Rookie. Funny, but I never cared much for mother of pearl until I got my first knife with it. Now I am becoming a fan.
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Have A Great Day My Friends !!!!!!! ::tu::
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Sa-weeet snap shots,Monster!!!!
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Here's the knife I keep under my pillow...just in case.

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And a few I keep on the shelf for my viewing pleasure.
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[quote="QTCut5"]Here's the knife I keep under my pillow...just in case.

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That's what ""Dwayne Bobbick"" said,once upon a time___ouch~~~~~~~~~!!!!!! ::woot:: ::woot::
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Monk - that Northfield jack on that old board is a perfect pairing of subject and background. I love that photo! Nice use of reflections in the Northfield whittler too.

Q - nice group of wharncliffes.
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::tu:: nice LoneWolf QT :D
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Here's a shot I took today of my 66 mini moose in dark cherry red bone
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Nice Shot Mike*** ::tu::
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Goofin.........
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Wow Tim that's a beauty! Would that be a Eureka jack?
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Those outdoor shots are killin' me....... ::tear::
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313 Mike wrote:Wow Tim that's a beauty! Would that be a Eureka jack?
Yes sir Mike...Bob Cargills version of one.
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That is some killer stag on that Cripple Creek. ::drool::
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Here's a shot I took today...I like how the patina matches with the color of the birch bark...
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Bob Cargill referred to that pattern as a Reverse Dogleg. Call it what you want. That is a good looking knife.
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And you guys thought I didn't have a knife with ""PA_TEEENNNYY"" ::dang:: ___well________ I have now !!!!! :)

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Beauty Mike! Love that Birch.................and the knife! ::tu::

Monk.....you out fishin'? ::shrug::
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[quote="
Monk.....you out fishin'? ::shrug::[/quote]


YEP !!!!!!____________caught 27 today @ Lake Russell (fishing alone )**** had 5 ""Spots"" over 3 lbs. !!! best string of spots,I ever caught ** (got lucky and hit a point,when they were feeding --- caught 15 off that one point ) --- love it when you catch em' like that !!!!! :)
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Great photos of those knives, Monk. Sounds like the fishing is good!
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