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Ha, no it lived it's entire life in Virginia, now he lives in my freezer. :)

Barbados Black Belly Lamb!



Yeah, I've used the Para2 on deer before it's great.

I would be curious to here your experiences if you get one. I've just recently become interested in Japanese style kitchen cutlery. Purchased a Guyoto for my first foray, it has a western flare to it. Many of the J-knives are quite a bit thinner and involve higher hardnesses than found on many europ...

Endura did just fine for prepping to skin, and gutting too. Made contact with bone several times, just rolled the VG-10 a little but was easily touched up. Can you guess what kind of animal this was? :)

Small yet functional, good value. Nice and thin. Cuts well. Blade length long enough to handle many common chores. Handle comfortable enough.

Vegetable farmer! Moneys not great but the food is.

Never felt a "fur burr" but sounds interesting.

Im not sure I would consider the Canadian Special especially Nessmuk like, Bark River actually makes a Nessmuk. I have a custom Nessmuk and it's ok but I now learned that if I want I paddle shaped, not especially pointy Nessmuk like object, I would like it to be more UPSWEPT for skinning purposes. B...

OK, no wardrobe change needed, but still remain calm...that doesn't look too bad from here.

Put on some sweat pants, and remain calm.

About 12-15 years ago I consumed copious amounts of sushi with no adverse affects...but, now, I view the world differently, I only eat meat I raise or occasionally meat that has been raised by people I know, or wild game. Honestly the Fukishima nuclear plant's demise has got me very concerned about ...

I split a lot of wood around here by hand since we only burn wood. And if splitting big rounds is what he's doing mostly, then something with the profile of the GB splitting axe would be the correct tool. Around here they call them "mauls, or some times "Go Devils." If he desires to c...

My wife just put on some christmas "hip hop." I didn't know such a genre existed...Destiny Child, TLC, C Aguilera..wow...I think I'll be hitting the bed soon.

Had a persistance, lost it, haven't replaced it. :rolleyes: The transition of the edge to handle just doesn't work for me. The steel is a little too soft for my usages. I actually consider many of the Spyderco models in the $60 - $150 to be of a high "value", and not necessarily in my budg...

I've been pretty happy with Victornox (previously labeled Forschner), mine have the black fibrox handles. I consider them a value at their price point. Plenty thin behind the edge for my purposes, steel on the soft side, easy to sharpen up quickly. BUT....this morning I just ordered a Richard Artife...

Fish stabbing?

Yea I'm in the same boat, after manipulating compression lock, it's hard to go back to back lock.

Thank you for making one of the most awesome knife adds I've ever seen.

Yes I was told after the fact that this dog was rescued, and the previous owner was some mean man, so it treated all men the same, only nice to women. I don't believe any breed of dog is inherently dangerous with the exception maybe of wolf-hybrids, but that is kind of getting out of the domesticate...

A chihuahua once bit my nose as I bent over to pet it. It hurt, I have a scar.