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Here is a little trapper I did today.
Moore Maker 3201 3-7/8" trapper

Turquoise, Tiger coral, Redwood burl with nickel silver and layered spacer.
I wish now that I had left the shield out. Guess I was feeling a little yello horsey

A little tedious, but it clears my mind. ::paranoid::

Jeff
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Post by sunburst »

Now that is some "great" work, very,very impressive...I like that a lot ::tu:: ::tu:: Wow...

Thanks for sharing,

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Very nice, but why not bring the Turquoise right up to the shield? As long as you don't mess with the bolsters it isn't quite a yellow hose (not mispelled) :)
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thats a nice one Jeff, I like it alot. The shield is nice looking in there!
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Post by Bryan »

Great looking knife Jeff,

I think I like 'em better with the shield. Adds a lot IMO. ::tu::

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