Knives in the Wild

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I went off the trail today....almost got lost. It's not hard, especially when everything ahead looks exactly like everything behind...
I came back out about 40 yards from where I went in.
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I haven't been off trail for quite a while but the thought occurs that doing some compass work might be a good endeavor for one of your missions.
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Not really "in the wild" since it's right next to my driveway.
A Marble's Cattle Knife and a fungus that seemed to pop up overnight.
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Het Steve.. SHHHHHHH... I wont tell!! ::suspense::
Nice pic!!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys.

I had the opportunity to watch the Longhorn Cattle Drive last year in Ft. Worth. Those are some impressive horns!
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Took this one yesterday while camping with the Family.
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Jdub wrote:Took this one yesterday while camping with the Family.
A fine old knife with an impressive swedge.
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Great pic of a super knife jdub. Love the bone. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Jdub wrote:Took this one yesterday while camping with the Family.
Absolutely beautiful!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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TripleF wrote:
Jdub wrote:Took this one yesterday while camping with the Family.
Absolutely beautiful!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
I concur!!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Thanks guys!!
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93 on a morning hike. Cactus with their tall blooms, this time of year.
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Very nice pic & knife Doc B! ::tu::
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Knice DocB!!!!

Western on a tree of fatwood/lighter knot!!
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Great pics Doc and Scott!! ::tu:: Keepem coming!!! ::nod::
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Doc B, love the cactus, the pic and I can almost hear the rattle snakes. ::nod::
Scott, another great pic. That one of the knife on the dock is still one of my favorites. ::nod:: ::tu::
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Had a chance to hit the AT a few weeks ago..
CASE Redbone 35 1/2 and a Mora Eldris made the day..
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The pocket riding 72 got a little fresh air today.
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Had a BUCK 119 with me today...
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Scott, that one is getting to be a companion with you. Good choice and great pics. ::nod:: ::nod::
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My EDC out of the pocket for a portrait.
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doglegg wrote:Scott, that one is getting to be a companion with you. Good choice and great pics. ::nod:: ::nod::
I am liking it.....A LOT!! Thank you Floyd!! ::handshake::
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TripleF, I SWEAR I'm not following you around or stalking you. ::facepalm:: :D
Extremely nice photographs all around! ::tu:: ::tu::

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