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Christmas time is near...Are one of these going to be under the tree for you? Whitetail Mallard Boning knife top, fillet knife bottom

More blades going out! This one is the Grizzly Same blade Wall Creek Drop Point Hunter 8" fillet knife

Going to take it to vintage days and leave it with Jonny Crist. It's ready to race. Comes with 4 gallons of 110 all mixed up and ready to go!!!

but meanwhile the stock market goes kaput

To me this is a tough question. We've put kids in a mans sport...but don't want them to get hurt. (me included) When my daughter wanted to race other classes I tried to give her the best skills she could have and let her make the decision. Always turned out good. She tip-toed in and tested the...

For sale is my 2007 DR650SE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. 2075 miles. Bike was bought last year and taken on a dual sport ride in Montana and put 500 miles on it. Bike was completely gone through and greased-from steering bearings to linkage. The dual sport forums recommend loctiting the neutral start...

Selling my 04 RM125. The motor has been bored out to 144 by Eric Gorr with the Mo Better porting and head config. Runs on 110 fuel. Has Lectron carb with adjusting nut and extra needle. Bike flat runs! The bike was a frame up restoration. 42 hours on bike with 2 hours on new crank, rod, and...

Latest from Bermont River Knives. The Grizzley in a hidden tang version. The steel is CPM S90V at 62 Rockwell with a Stainless steel finger guard with yellow accents. The handle is desert ironwood with a mo robust profile. The blade is 4-3/4 long by 1-1/4 deep with an overall length of 9-1/4...

Here's the latest. All were Christmas presents that had me in a time crunch and no time for quality pictures. Wall Creek Drop Point Hunter Jonny's Bowie Knife. 14" overall length, 9" Blade Rick Crists Whitetail Hunter

Latest knives made for my mule deer hunt. A matched pair sort of designed to work together. The drop point can do the field work and the skinner did a great job of taking the hide off. Usual steel-CPM S90V at 60.5Rch. This time I tried a hidden tang design. Made for a lighter overall knife...

Nebraska mule deer with a great group of guys.

Here is the latest from Bermont River Knives This is the Grizzly. The blade is 3/16" thick CPM S90V at 60.5HRC. It is a full flat grind with a thicker edge at the rear to handle the tough duty requirements of game processing. The handle is desert ironwood with brass Corby bolts and finger...

Good Man

My 8 year old grandson Gunnar went down this. Said he did a faceplant and it hurt like mad. There was a young guy there to help him to the side if he needed it... pretty brave!

Anyone else have any Facebook stock? Things aren't looking good long term with the last quaters being down and adjusted forcast. Selling?

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The latest offering from Bermont River Knives. This one is called the "Mallard" . Most knife makers have a variation of a "bird and trout" knife for light duty, small scale work. This knife is 8" long with a 3-3/4"blade. The steel is Crucible Industries CPM S90V at 60.5C Rockwell. The handle...

embalming fluid...

missed that

Wasn't Fred Andrews pretty good?