What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Prester John said:
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Not wasting any time. My 5 and a half month old granddaughter.
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Vince she is straight from heaven my friend. Photograph of the month right there. We are blessed beyond comprehension.
 
Duckdog said:
Miss Norma was pleased when i passed on your greetings, Ron, and I hope Pam is getting some rest after looking after you. That ole jack looks better in your pictures, so he must be happy. Thanks for giving him a good home.
- Stuart
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Glad to hear Miss Norma is doing good! :thumbsup: The Ole Miller Brothers seems pretty content here! I think he’s happy in his new home! ;)
 
Fodderwing said:
You were at the front of the stag line on those Harry. Mark side, Pile side. Makes no difference. WOW

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Thank you very much for the very kind words my friend . I am not quite sure what you meant but if you meant that I had the first choice on my Stag 73 and 43 , you would be mistaken . On the 73 : They were probably for sale at CK for 2 or 3 months before I bought mine . If I remember right @paulhilborn was probably the enabler . On the 43 : I got it from a dealer ( New River Knives ) that said he would save me one . He got one and I grabbed it quick . I really like to carry them . They make me feel warm and fuzzy and I always carry them in a slip.
Some nice Ironwood on your Lambsfoot my friend .

Harry
 
Half/Stop said:
Harry those two are fabulous stag. They are actually better in person. That was a highlight of our visit. Pam and I getting to see the infamous car in the lake! :D

It’s been a peaceful relaxing day spent with my sweet wife! :D I also had this fine ole Miller Brothers equal end Jack hanging around. ;) Thanks again Stuart! @Duckdog

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We certainly enjoyed having you and Pam my friend . We do enjoy showing our friends and relatives that live in the South what good Bratwurst , Cheese Curds , and Kringle does taste like . I felt bad about Purdue winning over Tennessee though .
I also would have liked to have seen Auburn win last night and I was Happy , Happy , Happy that Texas Tech won over Michigan State . The final game will be a game between a good defensive team and a team that is usually pretty smart .

Harry
 
Next to the Camillus today is a GEC-manufactured Smith & Sons Mudbug in natural canvas micarta. The GEC sodbusters tend to get a lot of love around here, but I never see much about the Mudbug.

There is usually a Mudbug run about once per year, and it often gets tagged onto a GEC Farm & Field run. I much prefer the Mudbug over the standard sodbusters though, as the Mudbug has a nice strong back lock, and the steel frame seems to have very little flex when squeezing it. Smith & Sons also goes the extra mile, and puts their own edge on each Mudbug, so they always ship wicked sharp.

The Mudbug used to have a sheath option when buying it, but I think it may just come standard now. Either way, the sheath should definitely be purchased. It's actually a nice quality leather sheath, made in-house I believe, works very well, and is not one of those "token gesture sheaths" that often come with knives.

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