Howdy
I wanted to get a little input on this knife. I just finished it up. It has mesquite scales, file work, engraving and blued blades. This was a custom project for a cowpuncher here in west TX. I appreciate your input, good or bad, let er fly
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cavemans workshop
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agteacher2
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I think I could give it a home. Maybe I'll start the Jones home for wayward knives 
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sunburst
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That looks great Mike, that's exactly the look I was thinking about for one of my folders...Thanks for sharing
Now I do have to say that you and Jeff need to realize that the Florida cowpokes I hang around with say that cowpokes in Texas are just movie star cowpokers and that cowboying really started in Florida, just ask Frederic Remington...
After all we did let you roughnecks use our Bonnie Blue flag and turn it into your state flag...What else do you guys want....
Captain Sunburst of the West Florida dragoons
http://www.anyflag.com/history/bonnie.htm
Now I do have to say that you and Jeff need to realize that the Florida cowpokes I hang around with say that cowpokes in Texas are just movie star cowpokers and that cowboying really started in Florida, just ask Frederic Remington...
After all we did let you roughnecks use our Bonnie Blue flag and turn it into your state flag...What else do you guys want....
Captain Sunburst of the West Florida dragoons
http://www.anyflag.com/history/bonnie.htm
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