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Fingers crossed for some good egg producers.
Nice to see the Barlow back.
Cool picture, Bill.
I don't think that shield is going to fit.
Lovely picture, Ron.
Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Lovely picture, Ron.
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Thanks Jack!
Fair enough Ron!
It sure is a beauty I have 3 Lambsfoot knives by William Rodgers, all Big 'Uns. This is the one with horn covers
Nice to see the Barlow back.
Thanks John
Good Morning Guardians
Takes me longer to get coffee and settled in on the forum these days.
The new puppy demands a lot of attention in the morning.
He keeping you busy?
That's a fantastic pic John, really shows the knife off well
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Who'd have thought? Right?
Thanks, Jack.
Proving once again that even blind squirrels can find nuts once in a while.
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Who'd have thought? Right?
Thanks, Jack.
Proving once again that even blind squirrels can find nuts once in a while.
You're too modest my friend
Have a great day 
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A pic from back when Jake was shiny as a new penny.
Y'all have a rip roarin' Monday.
Y'all have a rip roarin' Monday.
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Yep, puppies require a lot of attention. We got a new dog last week too, but she is a couple of years old. Tiny thing. Long-haired Chihuahua. Well behaved.Good Morning Guardians
Takes me longer to get coffee and settled in on the forum these days.
The new puppy demands a lot of attention in the morning.
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I think you’re right my friend!I don't think that shield is going to fit.
Lovely picture, Ron.
Thanks John! Thanks Jack!Fair enough Ron!
I have 3 Lambsfoot knives by William Rodgers, all Big 'Uns. This is the one with horn covers
That big ’un is nice one. I can definitely see the resemblance in the bolsters and the blade stamp. On mine and yours I can detect a slight bit of belly to the blade. Can you see that? I don’t know how yours are but mine is a bear trap! More than any of my others! 
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The new puppy demands a lot of attention in the morning.
Put in a Doggie Door John.
Takes a lot of work out of looking out for a new puppy
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Good to see you Ed! A mighty fine quartet of lambs there!Good Morning Guardians and anyone else looking in.
Three SFOs complemented by a very old "Special" Harrison Bros
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Don't want lizards, rats, possums, and raccoons in the house.Put in a Doggie Door John.
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A pic from back when Jake was shiny as a new penny.
Y'all have a rip roarin' Monday.
Smashing Kevin!
Have a good week buddy Good Morning Guardians and anyone else looking in.
Three SFOs complemented by a very old "Special" Harrison Bros
Quality quartet Ed
Thanks Jack!
Thanks Ron, I picked these two up at the same time (the horn model and a Bexoid one). Both a bit rough and ready, but solid knives, and they definitely have a stout pull. This photo, taken on the day I brought them home, probably shows the blade better, I think they just have some wear
As does this one Charlie sent me, which is a much nicer example I think
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Don't want lizards, rats, possums, and raccoons in the house.
We've never had that problem and we live in the boonies. It's sooooooooooo nice that when they have to poop or pee in the middle of the night that they can go on their own and we don't have to get up to supervise them.
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Two solid knives there Jack!Thanks Ron, I picked these two up at the same time (the horn model and a Bexoid one). Both a bit rough and ready, but solid knives, and they definitely have a stout pull. This photo, taken on the day I brought them home, probably shows the blade better, I think they just have some wear
As does this one Charlie sent me, which is a much nicer example I think
That two blade is a beautiful knife! It doesn’t surprise me at all that it came from Charlie! 
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Thanks Jack, glad you had a good weekend; I did too
Jose, Another great photo of your beautiful green lambfoot
Taylor that DamLam is sure looking nice.
Good morning Guardians. Got the HHB with me today. It's been a very wet year for southern NC. Can't even go into the yard because it is so wet and soft. At least we are starting out the week with some sunshine
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Fingers crossed for some good egg producers.
Nice to see the Barlow back.
Cool picture, Bill.
I don't think that shield is going to fit.
Lovely picture, Ron.
The DamLamb is definitely one of my fancy carry knives.
Hoping for GREAT egg producing hens! No roosters. The rooster may end up being dinner.
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Two solid knives there Jack!
Thanks Ron
Yes, he has great taste 
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Sweet Trio. You ran out of beer?I have 3 Lambsfoot knives by William Rodgers, all Big 'Uns. This is the one with horn covers
it’s a beaut!As does this one Charlie sent me, which is a much nicer example I think
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Thanks Harvey
Not quite, I still have lots of beer, but I had a few hefty ABV ones, and only had lighter beers left in the fridge. By that point, moving onto Rusty Nails seemed to make sense! That's very handsome, is it a new one Harvey?