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Thanks gents. This is a special one that I am very fortunate to own.

The wildebeest leg bone rustamuk is probably one of the coolest Allen has made so far.
 
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Thanks gents. This is a special one that I am very fortunate to own.

The wildebeest leg bone rustamuk is probably one of my coolest Allen has made so far.
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That does sound cool Danny. I remember Allen also had a Jackyl with a walrus oosik handle. I thought that was pretty cool too.
 
Really enjoying this Bobcat.

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The Tatanka looks to be a nice one, and yours is a great example. Though... The name conjures up memories of watching "pro" wrestling and binging out on Last of the Mohicans

Here is a pic of the Starry night Rocky Mt Nessmuk. Love it. As much as I like the resin bits glowing in this material, I do wonder about durability on a knife that will get knocked around. I can handle dings, but I probably unnecessarily worry about a glow chunk cracking and falling out. What attracted me to this Muk, ironically, was the lack of larger resin chunks and more of the flowing burlap material

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Tatanka
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Tatanka! My friend Tom, of the Lakota Nation, tells me in the old language ways Tatanka translated to be understood as "Buffalo" and also "Great" or "Big", as in wopila tatanka "great/big thanks" or Wakan Tanka "great spirit" . On the planes of North America in the 1800's that frame of reference was obvious. Buffaloes ARE BIG! This Creation of Allen's is perfectly named and one must behold a thing like this in person to understand how fine a blade this is. Woplia Tatanka Allen! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
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