All About Pocket Knives

TF yes for snow but our fifth season is mud season our roads can have as much as five inches of mud on them in late April and may

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Mon May 27, 2024 6:23 pm Sue and I grabbed a much needed Memorial Day weekend up to the Moosehead lakes region of Maine
We got pictures of most game animals but a black bear and even caught sum native brookies.
Don’t forget the reasons we celebrate this weekend
For those that gave all

Looks like you 2 had nice weather ! Brookies and a road trip with a Loved one . Life’s Good over there hey GD.

Yes sir Ripster

Some pics from a camp a few weeks back

Fine photos of a nice encampment, Paul. Good choices in cutlery too.

Looks awesome, Paul! In particular, that White Hunter is gorgeous.

Very inviting Paul. Great set up and knives.

Looks good Paul!!
John

These ole rascals came by for some cracked corn.

Great pic Homer

Quite a flock.

, fine pictures!
Treefarmer

Good job on the photos.

Ray

bighomer wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2024 10:52 pm These ole rascals came by for some cracked corn.

Jimmy cracked corn and I don't care.

Awesome pictures!

zed6309 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:26 pm Some pics from a camp a few weeks back
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Love to see your camp photos. TY!!

Found this dead pine, now 100% fatwood, and decided to accordion cut out a flat spot for wood storage. Took a couple trips.

Thanks for the kind words. These smart phones do a good job on the photos. really are amazing imho. There were nine of them in all the Jakes were fussing at each other and wouldn't stand still for group shot.

TripleF wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2024 10:58 am

zed6309 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:26 pm Some pics from a camp a few weeks back
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Love to see your camp photos. TY!!

Found this dead pine, now 100% fatwood, and decided to accordion cut out a flat spot for wood storage. Took a couple trips.

Excellent, Scott! BTW, I still have that piece you sent to me a few years ago as part of the Secret Santa Exchange.

Cool old drawknife!

Went with my wife and kids to Horicon Marsh yesterday. It's a pretty big deal if you're into birding. We just like to hike, but there's always people from many states away set up with cameras that cost more than my minivan. My wife is carrying our littlest in a backpack carrier. But don't worry, Im packed down with all the food and water, it just looks like she's doing all the hard work since I'm behind the camera.

ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 6:07 pm Went with my wife and kids to Horicon Marsh yesterday. It's a pretty big deal if you're into birding. We just like to hike, but there's always people from many states away set up with cameras that cost more than my minivan. My wife is carrying our littlest in a backpack carrier. But don't worry, Im packed down with all the food and water, it just looks like she's doing all the hard work since I'm behind the camera.

Nice pictures, has been on my list for a long time, but I haven't made it there yet. Looks like a fun family outing.

ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 6:07 pm Went with my wife and kids to Horicon Marsh yesterday. It's a pretty big deal if you're into birding. We just like to hike, but there's always people from many states away set up with cameras that cost more than my minivan. My wife is carrying our littlest in a backpack carrier. But don't worry, Im packed down with all the food and water, it just looks like she's doing all the hard work since I'm behind the camera.

Looks like a great place.

Looks like fun and a good time!!
John

Looks like a fun outing!

ThatWeirdKnifeGuy wrote: ↑Sat Jun 08, 2024 6:07 pm Went with my wife and kids to Horicon Marsh yesterday. It's a pretty big deal if you're into birding. We just like to hike, but there's always people from many states away set up with cameras that cost more than my minivan. My wife is carrying our littlest in a backpack carrier. But don't worry, Im packed down with all the food and water, it just looks like she's doing all the hard work since I'm behind the camera.

Yessir!!! Get them kids in the outdoors!! Good job mom and dad!!!

Thanks fellas, it was a good day. It was really windy so I think the birds were hunkered down. But so were the mosquitoes so it was a good trade.

Went for a bike ride around town the day before. Literally around town, its a 16 mile loop. When we did it 7 years ago no kids it was no problem. Finished and considered doing it again. This time my wife had our 5 year old with her on a tandem attachment and I have the twins in a double wide trailer. It was very windy again. The trailer is like a sail. At points I was going down hill, not coasting but pedaling against the wind. Took us an hour longer than previous attempts. Good fun, even though my legs were hamburger when we got home. No pictures though, I forgot my phone. It's a shame, we look a little silly with our full fledged convoy.

We heard of this initiative: 1000 hours outside.

It's borne of the fact that children spend on average roughly 1000 hours inside on screens in a year and only a fraction of that outside in nature. The initiative aims to flip that on its head. We're a no tablet and minimal screen time family anywho, and the moto has always been get outside if its nice enough. We don't count the hours or anything, but hearing what we all already no is kinda sad and shocking.

We won't make 1000 hours, but my Wife and I had our grandson out for a couple of hours of hiking today.