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Some outstanding looking knives in this thread IMO.......
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INTHEMNTS- What material are the scales on your 69 with mosaics plz? The 2nd one. Not the antler, the wood scales. While you're at it, what's the last one pictured also? I looked at Dave's site. The homepage shows 5-7 of the same knife in various scales, but I can not find a knife that matches showing a Model number.
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The brown one is a maple burl I believe I purchased it a couple years ago and the next is dyed box elder burl #70 and the red G-10 one is a model #43, I know he has the #69 advertised on his page but you will have to ask him for the #70 it is a really nice pattern little smaller then the #69 handle, hopefully that answers your question.
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I believe I'm gonna have to email David for another order. To darn many I like. They are all very functional and look exceptional. Thanks antlers for starting this.
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I always enjoy talking to Dave on the phone and he builds a great knife. Model 4 & 14 \ Uploaded with ImageShack.usModel 45 & 38 Uploaded with ImageShack.usDave,s 43 and Jason,s 50 Uploaded with ImageShack.us
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Is that for removing feet or legs?
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Yep. He calls it a bone-breaker notch. Break the bone, then go through the break instead of using the cutting edge to go through the bone.
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Now that's a useful idea for a notch, unlike a gut hook. Sweet knife.
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That to me looks like an answer to a question that was never asked. But I guess it's Art and you guys seem to like it.
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Yeah I bird hunt quite a bit (dove & quail) just don't think that would suit me. It's obviously creative. Not slamming the Man's work at all. Just don't care for that design.
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Now that's a useful idea for a notch, unlike a gut hook. That notch is actually pretty useful on squirrels.
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rta48 I agree with you. Not knocking the mans work if it works for you that is awesome. For me not so much.
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Now that's a useful idea for a notch, unlike a gut hook. That notch is actually pretty useful on squirrels. I can see that.
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Now that's a useful idea for a notch, unlike a gut hook. That notch is actually pretty useful on squirrels. I can see that. This knife is from a different maker, but he had the same idea too...!
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