Feast yer eyes on these!

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Jethro Bodine
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Feast yer eyes on these!

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Glad to see a German Eye forum, shot out to Bryan, thanks a bunch! Figure I'd post a bunch o pics to get things rollin.

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Holy cow Jethro, you have a little of everything....you wanna sell that one finished in stag?......Hey...doesn't hurt to ask.

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them's some nice ones Jethro, 'specially the last one ::tu::
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Craig/Blademaker, actually I'll have to check to see if I still have that one. But I'll PM you if I do. ::tu::

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Wellllll now Jethro, I'd have to say that the "ayes" have it.
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All nice knives! I have a great Large Stockman, Delrin Handles.
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