that's definitely a chick hand lol.Viper, is that your hand? No offense but it looks very feminine from that angle.
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I thought so... It looks like a healthier version of my hand, but with shorter fingers lol
Had to look it up, and I would say it might be, but I wouldn't be able to tell you because I'm not knowledgeable in local trees unfortunately.
There should be more of these trees though!
I have a few fixed blades that I bring with me on my long hikes.
Mostly bring this one since it's such a cool knife.
But honestly, a good pocket knife is plenty in nature.
This is a great camp knife (featured on the walking dead for a bit, made by busse in montana).
This one I took, was about a 10 minute walk from my door.
Takes about 2 hours to reach the peak, with many breaks as the incline is about 40%
I love a nice blade lol I have dozens also.....those are sick, especially the Gurkha khukuriI have a few fixed blades that I bring with me on my long hikes.
Mostly bring this one since it's such a cool knife.
But honestly, a good pocket knife is plenty in nature.
This is a great camp knife (featured on the walking dead for a bit, made by busse in montana).
This one I took, was about a 10 minute walk from my door.
Takes about 2 hours to reach the peak, with many breaks as the incline is about 40%
Sorry not montana, Ohio. I was thinking of something else.I have a few fixed blades that I bring with me on my long hikes.
Mostly bring this one since it's such a cool knife.
But honestly, a good pocket knife is plenty in nature.
This is a great camp knife (featured on the walking dead for a bit, made by busse in montana).
This one I took, was about a 10 minute walk from my door.
Takes about 2 hours to reach the peak, with many breaks as the incline is about 40%
My gf just sent me this. She went with a friend to get some ice cream and this guy hung out with them.
I don't know. I've only seen an owl once in my life. I know we have great horned owls and burrowing owls though. I think it's too big to be a burrowing owl though. But we could have another species of owl that I'm not aware of.
