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thank you for checking us out. I hope we will be more active soon. health is a pain in the everything sometimes.

we are at a local 65 acre park, that backs up to the zoo. those are the animals getting excited because we filmed at feeding time.

thank you. I have been very impressed with the build quality of this 6.5, I most often use a smaller knife, and would like to get ahold of one of the 4-5" Jokers at some point in the future. these guys are really knocking it out of the park with what I have seen so far. I have one other Joker, but because of state laws, I can't carry it outside of the house. pretty sure the person that gifted them to me didn't know about that ( it is a double edge dagger)

not to worry. it happens a lot. thank you for re-subbing. it means a lot to Jack and I.

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thanks for checking us out

thank you for checking it out. we had fun getting out under the redwoods to do this.

thank you. for the larger tasks, this is a very well thought out blade. and beastly.

thank you for watching. I have always had a 4-1/2 to 5-1/2" fixed as my primary belt knife. most of my favorites are in the 5" range. I do see a use for bigger blades but as my main belt knife.

@OtherThanIntendedPurpose I'm talking about the big knife, little pecker crowd. You know those guys. My dad had a job similar to your previous one, except he was sneaking around Korea with the Koreans. He taught me.

I get ya. some of us understand that being able to do the smaller, detailed tasks is where the 4-6" blades really are better. it's cool that your dad taught you. mine did the same. but his education was at the jungle university of Viet Nam. you take care, Brother.

@@OtherThanIntendedPurpose My dad was in the mountains of Korea. His job was similar to your old one.

Good evening Gents; Figured I'd add in a thought - as guy who has a fascination with both pocket knives and sheath knives. I also share the love of outdoors skills and having spent time teaching Wilderness First Aid I learned along the way that there are literally dozens of blade shapes and a large range of sizes they come in. There are two basic reasons : ascetics and function. A knife made for looks sacrifices function to some degree . Following the sage wisdom of "use it long enough to get to know it" I've regulated a bunch of those knives to the "not carrying that" pile. The sheath knives I carry are all short bladed and I prefer a folding pocket saw to an axe or hatchet for many tasks. If you can spare some coin try the Opinel folding pocket saw. It's super handy and I find it to work great at camp tasks. Bless you both and may all your journeys be adventures and your havens safe.

thank you. and thanks for checking it out.

thank you for checking it out. I really like this knife, and it's very well made. it would be out of my price range, but it was a gift. it just plain destroys wood, when breaking it down for fires.

thank you.

thank you for watching us.

I have never had the chance to try a track chair, but I can see where they would not be very good indoors. I like this chair because I can use it indoors, as well. and with the center wheel drive it can spin on a central axis, so I can get out of trouble easier. thanks for watching.

If you want to try one some state parks Across the nation are getting them for Disabled people to try for free! I know Wasington, colorado , mishigan, Minnisota just to name a few! N@@OtherThanIntendedPurpose

since this video, I have used my can cooker several dozen times, and still like it. I do use chicken broth a lot, gives a really nice kick to the food. thanks for watching.

thank you. the VA has been doing it's best to get me back to the woods. thanks for watching, and for the kind words.

thank you. it's been a while. we hope to be back in the woods a lot more this summer

it is such a classic for a reason, it works. Horace Kephart was a very basic man, and built his knife to get the job done. clean lines like this stay around forever for a reason. thank you for watching.

thank you. I am hoping the worst of the medical crap is over for a while.

thank you. I agree that some people get so hung up on steel, they forget the simple question: does it do what I need? I gauge a steel by how it works.

@@OtherThanIntendedPurpose truth The combination of blade shape and edge combined with the handle needs to be considered. That is, I believe, the initial consideration and you touched on those factors nicely in your review. The steel tells me how long it will endure use and how good it will look (I love me some damascus). The Otzi knife by Condor is super cool but not practical for most applications as I also have larger than average mitts. Looking forward to seeing you guys soon.

@@coatpocketsurvivalist thank you. and yes, exactly. the blade shape, and relation to the handle are critical in deciding how well a knife, or any tool really, will get the job done. Jack and I have several videos, and a couple over nighters planned for the summer. I hope you enjoy them

thank you. Jack and I hope to be a lot more active this summer. I have liked the Nessmuk for a long time, it is very well designed for the woods

thank you. I am glad to finally be back. hoping to be a lot more active this summer, if I can stay out of the VA hospital ;P

thank you for watching. Jack and I really appreciate it.

thank you. I am hoping to be a lot more active this summer.

thank you. I really enjoy using a good blade.

thank you. it's been a rough year, but we are hoping to be a lot more active soon

thank you. most of the issues I have had have been heart and lung, so they don't show. but I am doing a little better. now if we can just get more sunshine, we will be in business. yeah, it is raining hard again today ;P

I agree 100% the Wave is an outstanding tool. I EDC a gen 1 wave, I have had since '99 and a surge I got for my birthday in '06. thank you for checking us out.

thank you for checking us out. I am getting older too, so I understand. it's getting to where listing what does not hurt is a lot faster. I hope you enjoy our videos, we will be posting again soon. been having medical issues that shut us down a while. have a good one.

sorry it took so long to respond. he is a very good friend of mine, but he is very private. in the past mentioning people that gift things has occasionally opened them up to a lot of spam messages.

that is good to know. I dont have the 1q bushpot, but I might have to put it on the l( ever growing) list of things I want.

thank you for checking us out. it's always good to see another vet. we overlapped a little, I was active 85-94. until I had a disagreement with a parachute... spoiler, it won.

I do really like Esee and Joker, but trying to stay under the $80 makes them a bit tough. same for TOPS, which I have had outstanding performance from. thanks for watching.

I was really excited when Dirk said he would send this for me to look at. and I am sure he was happy when it came home to him in the same condition it left. we have a very good community, and helping each other out with stuff like this just makes it stronger. thank you for watching.