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Nice shootin' Johnny! ::clapping:: ::tu::
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Really cool shots Johnny
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Great pics fellas, this is a fantastic time of year for shots of knives in the woods! Hete's an old Schrade Walden I took for a wander this morning...
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Love those woods shots Mike!! ::tu::
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Thanks guys! Much appreciated.

That's a sweet one Mike and it looks like the location is just as nice!
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Every photo posted has been really nice.

Johnny - I thought that photo of the Case Sodbuster with the hickory nuts and pine needles was especially nice!

Mike - I always appreciate the photos of old knives - that photo of the Schrade on the log with the blade open appeals to me!
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Daaaaaaaaaaaaaang JTS......you took over as the prize winner with those shots :shock: :shock:

I'm embarrassed to post mine but this was this morning's effort
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Nice, Scott.

This week I have been cutting some river birch trees in my front yard. Here are a couple of well used and well loved knives on birch logs.
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Kniiiiiiiiiice Mel!! I love birch.....we just dont have any here in FLA!
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Nice ones Scott and Mel ::tu::
...and Scott, there should be at least a little bit of birch down by you in Florida... 8)
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Well, there is.....Mike......in my closet ::ds:: ::ds:: it's Wisconsin Birch to boot!! ::tu:: ::tu::
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Camper knives among the caster beans.
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3 generations of Case red bone.
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USA era serpentine jack, 10-dot '70s Barlow, 10-dot '80s peanut
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Knice shots fellas....
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TripleF: Now that is a handsome shot of a handsome knife. ::tu::
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Quick Steel wrote:TripleF: Now that is a handsome shot of a handsome knife. ::tu::

Thank you sir ::handshake::
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Scott,
Seems like I've seen that one before ::hmm:: , is that Griz?
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Case red bone perched atop some red sumac.

I took about a dozen shots of this one while the branch swayed in the breeze in and out of frame and focus and shadow, this was the best of the lot. Still not quite what I was hoping for though
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Taking a well deserved break 2 ole Imps looking for a drink of water. ::woot:: Wow some of the boys from Fort Campbell just flew over low too. ::woot::
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Nice pics, bigH! ::tu:: Is that sheepsfoot blade original equipment on that Imp scout? I've never seen that combination before.
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Tony, I reckon it is. Scott (triple F ) had one for sale, it had screw driver blade (aka TL- 29 ) mine has been reprofiled .The sheep foot has half stops.
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That is pretty cool, I think I might like one with the original blades. One of my Klein 3-blade linesman knives had the hawk reprofiled to a sheepsfoot and I have found that collection of blades (sheepsfoot, spear, TL-29 screwdriver/stripper blade) to be uniquely useful in a single knife. One of my first projects once I acquire some better tools is going to be modifying and rehandling another one of those Kleins in a sort of barehead loom fixer style knife. Assuming I ever find the time, that is. ::smirk::
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Great hand pump Homer, but I sure hope you aren't drinking out of that bucket hanging on it. :lol:
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treefarmer wrote:Scott,
Seems like I've seen that one before ::hmm:: , is that Griz?
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