Something about STAG
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To those who fought for it, freedom has a flavor the protected ones will never know.
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Thank you sir!
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Sweet! "Nice" is very subjective, but I'm with you. Not a fan of the overly-gnarly super bumpy slabs.
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Yes. Stag is just special. Natural, no 2 are exactly alike,
there is a favorite color and depth for everyone’s taste.
I think we have been diverted in collecting these beauties
since there are so many plastic types now available.
Wood is another we have been diverted from.
Bob
there is a favorite color and depth for everyone’s taste.
I think we have been diverted in collecting these beauties
since there are so many plastic types now available.
Wood is another we have been diverted from.
Bob
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For me it's Ivory and Stag that have a magical allure.....can't get enough 
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Some beautiful Stag, Don, American Blade, Woodwalker and Rick! Awesome collection, Carl!
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Yes, some real stag eye candy there gentleman thanks for sharing the pictures with us.
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This Tiny Muscrat my wife bought me for Valentines Day in 2007 has part of the red on the shield coming off but has been worn smooth from many years of pocket carry.
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Cool classic yeller there, woodwalker!
Thats a beauty, Don!
Thats a beauty, Don!
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Re: Something about STAG
That is wild, ww. Wish you had a "before" picture.woodwalker wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:26 pm This Tiny Muscrat my wife bought me for Valentines Day in 2007 has part of the red on the shield coming off but has been worn smooth from many years of pocket carry.
Pocket, fixed, machete, axe, it's all good!
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Me too John. It was a whole lot prettier back in the day. But has that pocket worn look now. I've carried it for years. Sambar Stag.1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Mar 13, 2026 2:23 pmThat is wild, ww. Wish you had a "before" picture.woodwalker wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2026 2:26 pm This Tiny Muscrat my wife bought me for Valentines Day in 2007 has part of the red on the shield coming off but has been worn smooth from many years of pocket carry.
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Thanks Bill. I’m pretty sure it’s stainless. No rust on it. No patina. Bright and shiny. I made it from an old broken fork.