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Bobby Urban
Trad Bowhunter
Member # 157

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It is not really large enough for whale skinning but for some reason when I look at it I think, Whale? I call it the Nemo pattern.

It started as my attempt to hammer out a Nesmuk but because I am not real good at all this it came out as a skinner. The blade sat for a few months because I was not sure I liked it but now that I put scales on it the knife is growing on me. What do ya think?
4.5" blade - 1.5" at it's deepest point and a 4" handle.

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Two Tracks
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Member # 19120

posted

Makes me wish I had a whale to Skin Bobby,
I like it.
You sure are finishing up some blades lately.
Good job and have fun.

CTT

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guzzi2000
Trad Bowhunter
Member # 8029

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I like it! Very nice!

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m midd
Trad Bowhunter
Member # 20067

posted

I like it too. It could double as a spatula .
Nice steel

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kansas stik man
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Member # 25751

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i dont know much about whaling but i know that sure looks like a nessy to me. great job on the weld pattern i really like the thick bold lines.

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Jon Shade
Trad Bowhunter
Member # 6839

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I think it looks like a nessy too! Nice grain on the grips! Jon

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