real heavyweights

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HiPower
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real heavyweights

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3 whalers with 2 in the antique yellow bone pose with lumberjacks in frontier, pioneer & micarta. the sunfish in coco appears to have gotten down to the dinner plate too late. some old timers may scoff at the usefullness of these giants but i love the impressive presence. join in with your tubbies if you desire.--HiPower
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Those are some heavy heavyweights! Knice collection bro! ::tu::
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Nice line up Dennis ::tu::

I don't have a group shot of Whalers and LJ's but here's my 2 favs of the bunch.....Buffalo Whaler,Bark Buffalo LJ ,both short runs.
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HP,

I've got the Lumberjack in Micarta as well. Funny thing is It sits on my kitchen counter and I use it litterally every day. The massive blades sharpens up real well and can cut anything I choose. I suppose I use it just for fun but it works well! BH
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kitchen use is really all many of us experience since woods & streams are only seasonal in many parts of the country. i use a hogan daily to cut up my meals--works real well.--HiPower
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