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Just back from two weeks in Wyoming. Antelope hunt camp. We processed 8 Antelope on one morning. The two Micarta drop points proved again that they deserve to go hunting. Big enough to handle anything, but ergonomic and handy.
The smaller blade was very useful in skinning and in doing fine work. Very, very sharp. I did not have to touch up any of the four during camp.
The bone handled knife was the first one I purchased from Tim. It still gets hunting time, because it is just so darn good at processing animals. It is very good for skinning.