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25-07-07, 10:27 PM #76banned
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
Originally Posted by mojofilter
Yeah, but we are the enlightened ones!
Well, you might be.
Depends on who you ask where I'm concerned...
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25-07-07, 10:33 PM #77Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
six to twelve months ago I reckon there would have been a lot more.
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25-07-07, 10:40 PM #78banned
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
What, enlightened ones or Woodlore clones ?
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25-07-07, 10:47 PM #79Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
the later
the enlightenment came later
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
Originally Posted by Xunil
Move over Crocodile Dundee...
The dark tide tide of woodlore clones seems to be receeding alright
James
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26-07-07, 01:14 PM #81banned
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
thats beautiful. Originally Posted by G.Holmberg
here´s mine!
Gunnar.
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27-07-07, 10:49 PM #82Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
my bushcraft knife
6 inch blade, O1 steel, Oak handle
A man without a Knife is like a Fish without Water
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27-07-07, 10:53 PM #83Moderator
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
You obviously go out at night a lot
There are bag people and box people and tube people.
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
Can I ask where this picture was taken? Originally Posted by soup_monger
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28-07-07, 11:11 PM #85Moderator
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
Looks like Loch Tummel to me. Originally Posted by TheViking
Can I ask where this picture was taken?
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29-07-07, 01:11 PM #86Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
Cool thanks.
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29-07-07, 03:41 PM #87Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
One of these serves me rather well, lately:
Skookum Bush Tool - 3mm thickness, red micarta scales, scandi grind, A2 steel and welded-on buttcap.
-Emile
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29-07-07, 06:01 PM #88Junior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
I find this rather useful
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30-07-07, 10:32 AM #90Senior Member
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Re: lets see your bushcraft knife.
I reckon I use an Opinel #10 or an old EKA slipjoint most of all but my Biushcraft fixed blade beater is usually whatever I made last, this one currently.
Jason
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