Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Will Power
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In another 'area' of this Forum I've discovered that many harbour a great hatred against Raisins. Incomprehensible to me, always lapped them up 
Not bad to have some Stag to open up the packet too...
Not bad to have some Stag to open up the packet too...
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Well John, if you’re gonna have just one…
Beautiful stag on both! What is the model # of the one on the right?
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Mine out in the woods today
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Great looking knives fellas, and the photo look really nice. Fall is a great time of the year for photos.AGR sow belly and GEC Conductor.
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Thanks, Todd.
I'm not sure when I took those photos, and there's no guarantee it was in the fall of some year. For several years, I had a stash of colored leaves and acorns on a bookshelf in my office that I could use to take indoor photos if the weather outside was frightful. If you look closely, you can probably see how dry/crackly my leaves had become!
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I'm not sure when I took those photos, and there's no guarantee it was in the fall of some year. For several years, I had a stash of colored leaves and acorns on a bookshelf in my office that I could use to take indoor photos if the weather outside was frightful. If you look closely, you can probably see how dry/crackly my leaves had become!
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But an amazingly good exampleThe only stag handled knife I have...
