Thread: First goat... With just a knife

Now that is a story with a knife

Well done mate, good to see 'cave man' has not been bred out of us.....

Originally Posted by Rushy

I have three settings on my knife. Stabbing is arm's length, cutting is bent arm's length and slashing is an extended arm's length.

Which setting did you open your thigh with?

Originally Posted by Gibo

Which setting did you open your thigh with?

Story time?

That explains how I got my finger when I was taking off one of the legs. Must have been set to slash instead of cut! Thankfully just a scratch...

Originally Posted by Gibo

Which setting did you open your thigh with?

On that occassion the stabbing was set to auto and the bloody knife ambushed my thigh and sunk itself in up to the hilt.

Originally Posted by Rushy

On that occassion the stabbing was set to auto and the bloody knife ambushed my thigh and sunk itself in up to the hilt.

Must have been one of those evil black knives. Did you need a special endorsement for the extended arm Rushy? Any special storage requirements?

The folding ones have the most chances of getting banned as you can conceal them so much more easily than the fixed blade ones ;-)

Good effort Jack, many years ago when culling up Coromandel I stabbed a goat that walked past the tree I was hiding beside. My dog had another bailed way below and this one was making it's escape. The knife went in up to the hilt behind the shoulder but old goaty took off taking my knife with him. Luck was on my side and the goat was pretty crook and sat down on a slip and died so my knife was not lost forever.... still got the old Kohnor I bought from Sportways in Auckland for $5 in the early 70's

I've got an odd custom kohinor in the cupboard

Originally Posted by Mooseman

Good effort Jack, many years ago when culling up Coromandel I stabbed a goat that walked past the tree I was hiding beside. My dog had another bailed way below and this one was making it's escape. The knife went in up to the hilt behind the shoulder but old goaty took off taking my knife with him. Luck was on my side and the goat was pretty crook and sat down on a slip and died so my knife was not lost forever.... still got the old Kohnor I bought from Sportways in Auckland for $5 in the early 70's

Hah, nice. I didn't think about that. I had the knife out when I went after it but put it away after remembering what my mum told me about running with scissors...

Bloody brilliant. A+