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    Mine are all around 10cm blade length.
    This is my nicest (and most $) one. From Romania.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmatix View Post
    Mine are all around 10cm blade length.
    This is my nicest (and most $) one. From Romania.
    soooo purdy

    you going to need to being that with you next time I see you so I can drool all over that. something special about stag antler handles
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    I normally carry two knives when hunting, both well over 30 years old and still going strong. One is my 5.5" S&W Outdoorsman which is a large, heavy drop-point that is good for skinning, legging, bone breaking and gutting. The other is my every-day Schrade Srimshaw Old Timer 4" folder that gets more use than the big S&W, too pointed for skinning but good for everything else, especially ringing, but I wouldn't try and break bones with it. If I could only have one then it would be the Schrade. Both have excellent steel and edge holding.
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Size:  4.11 MBthese are my (lucky knifes) left one I brought for my twin brother a few years ago and the black one I found on my first ever tahr hunt. I did try to find the owner of it but to no avail. I now take both the knifes with me on every hunt as I’m not 100% sure what one is the lucky knife as both have been with me on my 10 chammy and 13.5 bull tahr any every culling trip In between!

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    all but 2 or 3 of the posts in this thread are very pretty shiny knives,,,,,,, so
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    Currently using a Bahco. I have a fixed blade Gerber which is a similar size to the Bacho but weighs a lot more and no sharper.
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    Size of your hunting knife?

    Taff, I would like one of those UK style gralloching ? / gutting knives for opening deer out but did you really pay 550+ uk pounds for it as per their website?

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    I have a confession, I New these boys when they started out making knives, and helped design the Cael AR ,it stands for adrian/ Richard. The one in the picture was a leaving present from Richard when I left the Uk, it is one of three made using a kershaw steel, they usually use AEBL, so no is the answer, would I pay that much for a knife , that’s a bit like asking a lady her age.
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    Size of your hunting knife?

    Taff, I’d like one of that pattern but might have to get it made locally. Even in the uk those prices would be steep but a 2:1 exchange rate they are 1100-1500 $!

    Nice blade never the less.

    Ps don’t need to ask the age but good to get a look at their mum to know what your getting!
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