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Today's buys:
I might have a new favorite deer spear. Also a knife that I don't know what it's for, but I'm sure it's a good one, and three old files that will become knives.
Today's buys:
I might have a new favorite deer spear. Also a knife that I don't know what it's for, but I'm sure it's a good one, and three old files that will become knives.
Thanks and thanks for the ID.Looks to be a corn knife.
Interesting hall
I thought this was a corn knife.
Today's buys:
I might have a new favorite deer spear. Also a knife that I don't know what it's for, but I'm sure it's a good one, and three old files that will become knives.
Looks to be a corn knife.
I thought this was a corn knife.
May be the best Shakespeare film I've seen.Have a safe and happy St. Crispin’s day.
Have a safe and happy St. Crispin’s day.
May be the best Shakespeare film I've seen.
I had to google it. I'll see if I can conjure it up with my firestick.Upstart Crow is an excellent Shakespeareian series.....
So did anyone else know that this is referred to as a "rafter" of turkeys?
I hate to admit it. From a book my son gave me one Father's Day.So did anyone else know that this is referred to as a "rafter" of turkeys?
A Question for the clothing designers, tailor's, seamstresses, and others involved in he clothing industry that frequent this forum:
Why ... why ... oh why ... don't coveralls and overalls have belt loops?
It would make it ever so much easier to carry a sheath knife (either (to use the old terminologies) a "hunting knife"/"skinning knife"/"belt knife" or a "large" "folding hunter", such as a Old Timer 25OT/6OT/7OT, or Buck 110.)
(particularly when the overalls/coveralls in question are (a) insulated and (b) camouflage, intended to be worn when hunting.)
Even the "tube pocket" (for lack of a better term/description) on the left shoulder of coveralls, and/or in the center of the bib of bib overalls that could accommodate a folding hunting knife (or other tool), are becoming almost as rare as rooster, guppy, and goldfish teeth