Knives

[aunt betty]

You'd loose that bet. They're only half-a--ed decent for pulling out most of what's attached in the rear.

I always used my fingers. Never had one of them Lah-tee-dah knives with a hook.
That's why the whole "Acorn washes his hands" thing came into being.
It's hard to get perfectly clean after digging the guts outa 30 or 40 ducks.

[Rick]

Those little gut hooks are made for small birds that it's hard to reach up inside - unless you just split them up the back along one side of the spine, which lets you get everything out slick as a whistle.

[rozzo842]

Hi. My name is Dan, an I'm addicted to knives.





Just orders dis little number...

http://www.dlttrading.com/brk-bt-bab.html

Damn that's a nice knife. I couldn't trust myself with one that nice but would sure like to have one.

[teb]

Anyone have or handle a blindhorse knife?

[aunt betty]

Latest find. Kitchen knife. Ontario knife.
Made in USA.

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[Juice Box]

I carry a kbar on my duty/gun belt. Ill post pictures of it later but I love that knife, it's sharp and I can hide it pretty easily on my belt

[aunt betty]

Was about to toss this old thing.
Kamp King pocket knife.
Made by Imperial.
Its cheap but was made in...Ireland.
Better keep it?

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The flat blade on left is for boring holes in wood. Great for when you want to lash two pieces of wood together.
Classic camping knife.

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[assateague]

I can count on zero fingers the number of times I've needed to lash wood together.

But I'd definitely keep the knife.

[aunt betty]

I can count on zero fingers the number of times I've needed to lash wood together.

But I'd definitely keep the knife.

There have been time when I wished I could bore a hole and tie something on many times.

Usually improvise...poorly. ie blind construction.
Zip ties and a drill would be handy.
Stashing the knife in my boat drybox.

[assateague]

I'm a firm believer in clothespins in the blind bag. You can whip something up pretty quick to hide you with those bastards, and they're not as pricey as zip ties.

[aunt betty]

I'm a firm believer in clothespins in the blind bag. You can whip something up pretty quick to hide you with those bastards, and they're not as pricey as zip ties.

I use them too.
We need to re-invent them. Put them in a camo bag and they are worth five times the price.
Willl call them hunting pins...nevermind.
You'll miss them. lol
Hunting pins...rofl.