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#20617 - 06/21/07 09:37 PM Friday Photo Pic~~
Whiteman Offline
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Come on Nuge, Kerry, Sloweddie, Hanlon..Lets see whats ya got!!Give us something we haven't seen..PLEASE..

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#20618 - 06/22/07 10:07 AM Re: Friday Photo Pic~~ [Re: Whiteman]
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Can't recall whether I posted this one yet.. But, I figured I would.. It is a wee little fella with the beauty that you would expect that old dog to produce. Number 4..



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#20619 - 06/22/07 05:36 PM Re: Friday Photo Pic~~ [Re: Bob_Glassman]
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Nice one Bob!! Thanks..
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#20620 - 06/23/07 02:55 PM Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: Whiteman]
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Here ya go Randy...this is one of my Favorite knives by Reese

3 1/4" Wharncliffe Trapper in Killer Bone...Very Barrel Shaped with the jigging rolling over right to the liners


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#20621 - 06/23/07 04:35 PM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: John_Nugent]
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GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY GIGGITY GLu!
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#20622 - 06/23/07 05:02 PM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: Whiteman]
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Chocolicious Bone on that WT....wicked!
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#20623 - 06/23/07 05:18 PM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: Whiteman]
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next Friday I will try Killer Stag on a Bed of Ivory

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#20624 - 06/24/07 12:17 AM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: John_Nugent]
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I'm not sure I have the constitution for that kind of porn
...but I'll try and be a man
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#20625 - 06/24/07 07:37 AM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: John_Nugent]
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I love the looks of that bone on that fantastic knife.
One thing I have observed,besides the fact that Tony & Reese Bose knives are in a class all thier own,but thier stag,Ivory and bone,is just some of THE best looking,perfectly matched,and fitted on the knives in such a way,it is evident,they are super - star slipjoint knifemakers,and I hope you all don't mind me saying so.
-Vince

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#20626 - 06/24/07 03:42 PM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: VCM]
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I love the looks of that bone on that fantastic knife.
One thing I have observed,besides the fact that Tony & Reese Bose knives are in a class all thier own,but thier stag,Ivory and bone,is just some of THE best looking,perfectly matched,and fitted on the knives in such a way,it is evident,they are super - star slipjoint knifemakers,and I hope you all don't mind me saying so.
-Vince



You should see how much time Reese and Tony spend picking up sets of stag. Most were just picking up a set and walking away. Reese spent over an hour putting sets together and sorting.
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#20627 - 06/24/07 07:22 PM Re: Bone on a Bed of Stag [Re: Whiteman]
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It is obvious from that warncliffe trapper that Reese and Tony won't put just any scales on their knives. That is the coolest bone trapper! Who wouldn't love to have one like that, I ask you?? Very nice indeed.

Thanks!

- Joe

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