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gerald strine
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I broke down last year and bought some hand candy after looking at higher end knifes for many moons this suited me for deer hunting very nicely.
my hunting knife by HELLE NORWAY
my hunting knife by HELLE NORWAY
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my new one..

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Hey Hoss that looks like a great do it all knife! very solid you could gut,chop small wood,defend your self or what ever and look cool all at the same time.
It looks like it should have a trigger I like it.
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here is my favorite ..by the way i have extras for sell if anybody needs one..these are especialy good when huntin biscuits :lol: :lol: notice the custom engravings and the serrated edge..

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No doubt the most used knife in your collection.
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gerald strine wrote:No doubt the most used knife in your collection.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :mrgreen:
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Idoubt that your knife could cut hot, home churned butter.

It was just begging to be said. :mrgreen:
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: , that there butter knife looks like it might even cut butter, :lol: :lol: :lol: .

I cannot show my favourite knife. It has been damaged. I had a friend visiting and he took my knife and used it as a throwing knife without my permission and bent the very tip of the blade over itself in the shape of a mushroom. He hit my children's steel basketball hoop frame. Not very much but enough that the knife blade has to be fixed. And it was my knife set given to me by my Mum and Dad, a father and son knife set, when I started hunting. And they have both passed on and that knife set means a great deal to me. I had a few words with my friend and let him know to never do that to myself or anyone else again. I have asked DaGriz the best way to fix it and am waiting for his reply.
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Wow Raymond that would be enough to really tick off a guy I think I would look for a new friend with more brains I feel bad for what happened to you.
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dang Raymond that sux..i hope you can fix it and still keep your friend..somtime we just do dumb things.. :(
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strum wrote:here is my favorite ..by the way i have extras for sell if anybody needs one..these are especialy good when huntin biscuits :lol: :lol: notice the custom engravings and the serrated edge..

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Is that one of a set????? :lol: :lol: :lol: Cuts like butter. :lol:
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This new one from DaGriz will get the Honor of dressing my 1st deer of the yr.
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Raymond wrote::lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: , that there butter knife looks like it might even cut butter, :lol: :lol: :lol: .

I cannot show my favourite knife. It has been damaged. I had a friend visiting and he took my knife and used it as a throwing knife without my permission and bent the very tip of the blade over itself in the shape of a mushroom.

very sorry to hear that raymond... :evil:
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really sorry to hear about your knife raymond.some things cant be replaced. i have a old buck skinner that a very dear friend gave me and case that i got when my grandfather passed.they are all i will ever need.but the DaGrizz does make some nice stuff.
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Hey Folks,
DaGriz tells me to grind it out but not to get it heated. I will fix it and I have forgave my friend right away but I did make certain that he knew I wasn't pleased. He did apologize and I told him I was sorry for getting hot and I believe he will never do something like that again to anyone. He should have known better, after all we are both in our mid forties. Water under the bridge now. I will post a pic when I fix it, hopefully I can do it tomorrow.
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