Any love for the moose?

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It is likely called a Moose because a moose has large antlers on each side of its head, where a knife of the same name will have a full-sized blade on each end of the knife, as opposed to a smaller secondary blade. Two big blades = Two big antlers of the namesake. Compared to a muskrat, which has a slim clip blade on each end for skinning said muskrat animal. Funny how things get named :).....
Most knife names have been cobbled together and become canon from various sources since the 70's, when knife collecting took off. Remington called their muskrat a "trapper" in the 30's. Some old gents I trapped with in the 80's still called them that.
 
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