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and with a few other natives:

One I made for a co-worker

A Hinderer Collab with the Spydie hole. made in Golden.

A Chinook and H&K P2000

I think I know why it's called the native :)

I carry the waved endura on duty (LEO) and teach defensive tactics. I have MANY converts who now carry the waved endure and/or the waved delica. GREAT knives, hard to beat. I used to own several emerson but have since sold them all. I still own the waved ZT tanto tip but the spydeco performs way ...

yep, there are a few local guys who go around and find ranchers willing to allow digs on their property. Once they find one and confirm a camp site, they send out an email advising of their new dig site. They charge a premium but its a blast looking for them.

A Spyderco Native with "original natives" some a couple of thousand years old.

tr4022 wrote:First I read this I was, like, what other natives? Thousands of years old? What's he talking about!? Just read it again, and suddenly a light bulb switches on over my head: Oh, riiiiight..... :eek:

Tod

:)

As a guy that has been looking for a Chinook in 440V for a while now....I am iffy.

I want it back, but I want "IT" back...not some sad shadow of what it was. And not some new design with tweaks and changes.

I want the real deal or nothing.
I have one :)
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Thanks guys

I had this idea for the photo contest but I missed the deadline...oh well :)
Anyway, Here's a Spyderco Native I've had since around 2002 or so. The other "Natives" are MUCH older by thousands of years in some cases. All from local digs in the TX hill country.
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2818 ...

I just checked, the Calendar thread is closed Thanks anyway guys

Does this constitute mating?

JP

Get one if you can find one..of all the knives I own, I get more questions on this little knife than any knife I carry. It's kinda limited in it's uses but you'd be surprized at how many things it can be used for.
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kennethsime wrote:Hey Jason, if you have the originals still you should submit this for the calendar contest. Great pic.

Thanks, I completely forgot about that. I still have the original but I may take out a couple more tonight and see what kind of photos I can get. Thanks for the heads up!

I've had this one since 2002. Still rides in my pocket pretty often. I was out today on a ranch and sunset made for a good photo..

ginsuwarrior wrote:I'm in southwest VA, it was time to get the onions out of the field this week also (I have a small farm). I actually bought onions sets this year from Dixondale Farms, Carrizo Springs, Texas.

Thanks for the post.

Thanks....The onions were actually from just north of Carrizo Springs..

Thanks guys...the other part of the story is that it was Onion Harvest season down here in S. Tx right before this. The onion trucks are always over loaded and dump red and white onions all over the highways in the bar ditches. Being the "Onion Rights Activist" I had to stop and rescue the poor ...

I've been using my Bushcraft for all sorts of things as of late. Recently, I sliced and diced some Axis Deer very thin and made "Axis Cheese Steak"...I was the hero at home for the night. :)
http://www.pbase.com/jpenney/image/151142661/original.jpg
...Turned out good!
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