Ryan's knife.

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Ryan's knife.

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Okay guys, I already shared that Ryan Daniels gave me his own pocket, right from his pocket to mine. ::ds:: That thrills me to no end. ::nod::
So before I share pics, what do you think it is? ::shrug::

Scale material?
Pattern?

So let me know what do you think it is, and I'll let you see what it is. ::tu::
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I want to see it so I will take a guess......................jigged bone #56.
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I'm game******* Bone, Powderhorn Jack ?????
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:shock: Big Monk. ::paranoid::
I'm not even gonna ask. ::facepalm::

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These pics don't even begin to do this knife justice, I'll try for better pics on a nicer day. ::tu::

But seriously Monk. ::shrug::
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::ds:: ::ds:: _____________ ::paranoid:: Hey Johnnie_______ Now,do you believe in "" Monk's Magic"" ?????? ::nod:: ::nod:: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Thats some scary stuff, Monk. :shock:
How many fingers am I holding up? ::sneaky::

Okay, so really, how did you know? ::huff::
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I'd be interested to know if that started out light in color like most of the primitive bone I've seen, and has simply darkened over time and use. (??)
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johnny twoshoes wrote:Thats some scary stuff, Monk. :shock:
How many fingers am I holding up? ::sneaky::

Okay, so really, how did you know? ::huff::

OK !!!!! I'll fess-up :lol: ____one of,my displays hangs on the wall,behind my computer__so when ya' asked the question ???? I sat back in my chair to do a little thinkin' ::hmm:: looked up at my display ::idea:: and looked straight at a ""Primitive Bone,Powderhorn Jack"" ::shrug:: ::shrug:: what can I say ?????________""Monk's Magic"" :mrgreen: :mrgreen: ::ds:: _______by the way,do I win a ""Dozen Ears"" of that corn,ya' pickin' this morning ???????????? ::woot:: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
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Very cool Caleb,congrats....I'm sure you'll keep and cherish that knife for a life time :mrgreen:

Well done Ryan ::tu::
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Caleb ! Thats too cool brother ! Sweet knife ! .....Monk , Whats the winning numbers for the Georgia lottery ?????? ::nod::
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awesome knife!!! ::ds::
congrats johnny ::tu::
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That's a sweet Powderhorn Caleb!! Even better considering where it came from.
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Thank guys, I really have enjoyed this knife, I must be honest in saying that I'd love to throw it in my pocket and let it ride for a while, but I don't know. ::dang::

Monk, when you get here for the Rendezvous next year, I'll bring you back to the farm and we'll get you some fresh picked Pa Corn. Maybe we'll even do a little shootin'. ::sneaky::
Great guess.... even if you had help. ::paranoid::
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Hay Johnny,

Thats a real looker congratulations. ::nod::

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Great knife Caleb! ::tu:: And the way you acquired it is even better. ::tu:: Those GEC folks are a pretty awesome bunch. ::nod::
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