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Heck where im at you will get SUED for everything if you slice them or they go find the law and say you pulled a knife on them and you get to be the one CUFFED.

Where i have to go there is basically NO LAW. And yes i would stab at the very end so they dont get back up and come after me. This is TEXAS !

I own a trucking company and i meet my drivers late at night at truck stops. Some safe some not. I usually have my .45 in my dodge. I dont even bother to carry i just carry a serrated endura. One of the truckstops i go to i have never had problems but if i do i will be up against 2 or more so i keep ...

None ! My wife says im to OCD about my stuff. I keep up with everything !

Sorry i forgot i carry a endura 4

I carry one on the farm. Best thing ever from cuttin twine off hay to cuttin rope to cuttin old 4 " straps off my semis. You dont have to worry about them they always work. My dad carry serrated knives in the 90's when we dairied. He even had cut through the steel belt on a tire. I also carry half ...

Funny, or sad, thing recently happened. I have carried a knife for the past 10 years or so, nearly every day. I like to have it, and do find uses many days. So a guy at work gets cut using a knife (wrong tool for the job in this case) and now we have a cutting tool policy. I can basically use one ...

dbcad wrote:Agreed with all of the previous replies :) However I'm always a sucker for feeling what a very sharp edge can do :D

The knife with the TEXAS symbol is it custom ??

I forgot i got my boots and hat on to ! The orange little rescue is also light enough.

For me i usually carry a tenacious half serrated. A delica is perfect not to heavy Yeah my wife says go get dressed ! I am im in a t shirt ,underwear with spydie clipped on and iphone in hand ready to go !!

xceptnl wrote:THIS!

In all seriousness, I hear you and have done this. They leave ugly marks on your skin when you fall asleep on them while watching TV

Yeah i know !! And the endura is kinda heavy for underwear !!!! Especially the police with stainless handles

I never knew anyone that didn carry everyday until i met my father in law. Being raised on dairy and farm i started carryin really young. Raised to lay knife down as much as possiable when sharpin to get a razor edge to cut calves and heifers ears to mark them and cutt bull balls. Now running trucks ...

I have seen my dad sharpen down schrades , cases , pumas down to where they stab you when you reach deep in your pocket. We dairied and he was always cutting twine off the hay. Twine with dirt will dull a knife in a heart beat and shorten the life of a knife greatly

Yeah alot of us cowboys loves the delica . Its not to long when sittin in the saddle. Its perfect for if we get caught up in the rope and gotta get away fast. Only problem is you loose a good rope. Alot of people lost their thumb caught up in the rope and their pocket knife was way down in their ...

I thought his post was awesome. many of us do not get to use our knives on flesh other than hunting or the kitchen. His usage really shines a light on an area that we never (or rarely) hear about. Thank you for the post
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Yes sir. But yall boys think about this. If you can dock ...

anagarika wrote:Sorry, cutting up pups? :eek:

Yeah down here we dock ( cut the tails ) off the pups that are cow dogs. So the tail dont get in the way. On Heelers and aussies only.

hi guys im new here.. well i guess im weird cowboy but i LOVE the vg10 in my endura..from cuttin balls off young bulls to docking tails on puppies..we would work 300-400 head of bulls and would steer them out and at the same time i also had a dog kennel and would have up to 80 pups on the ground at ...