South of 90 Mile beach?
More central North Island...I suppose that is south of Ninety Mile Beach.
Whirinaki Track
I've done the Luna and Heaphy Tracks, but not that one.
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South of 90 Mile beach?
More central North Island...I suppose that is south of Ninety Mile Beach.
Whirinaki Track
I've only used it to get into huts/areas for a hunt.I've done the Luna and Heaphy Tracks, but not that one.
I've only used it to get into huts/areas for a hunt.I've done the Luna and Heaphy Tracks, but not that one.
Actually, I think that's all I've ever used tracks for.
I like stiletos too, but I find them too delicate for any serious chores.
I carried one as a pocket knife for years until a firearm instructor in Tennessee, who was also a sheriff's deputy, told me it was illegal. He pointed out that it would suck to have a carry permit for your pistol and STILL get arrested because of the pocket knife you carried.
And I saw a folder close on a guys fingers when the lock failed. So I switched to fixed blades.
I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.I carried one as a pocket knife for years until a firearm instructor in Tennessee, who was also a sheriff's deputy, told me it was illegal. He pointed out that it would suck to have a carry permit for your pistol and STILL get arrested because of the pocket knife you carried.
And I saw a folder close on a guys fingers when the lock failed. So I switched to fixed blades.
Even though KY has constitutional carry now I keep up my permit, "CWP" here, concealed weapon carry. Carry switchers, chucks, stars, anything.
I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.
I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.
I always carry switches, knives and handguns regardless, every single state, even NYC. Fuk them.
I do too.I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.
I always carry switches, knives and handguns regardless, every single state, even NYC. Fuk them.
That's true but it's also a completely fucked up state of affairs.I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.
I always carry switches, knives and handguns regardless, every single state, even NYC. Fuk them.
You get caught in a state like NY, Maryland, NJ, etc., out of state w/o a carry permit for there and you won't be saying fuk 'em, you'll be begging for a lawyer and a phone call from inside a prison there.
Besides, you can do everything to the letter of the law and still end up in a cell if something happens..... anyone who doesn't have a plan for that is naive.I'm pretty sure they're legal down here in Texas now, but I haven't bothered to check, honestly.
I always carry switches, knives and handguns regardless, every single state, even NYC. Fuk them.
You get caught in a state like NY, Maryland, NJ, etc., out of state w/o a carry permit for there and you won't be saying fuk 'em, you'll be begging for a lawyer and a phone call from inside a prison there.
You get caught in a state like NY, Maryland, NJ, etc., out of state w/o a carry permit for there and you won't be saying fuk 'em, you'll be begging for a lawyer and a phone call from inside a prison there.
Or doesn't live in the greatest country in the world.Besides, you can do everything to the letter of the law and still end up in a cell if something happens..... anyone who doesn't have a plan for that is naive.
Even a great country is going to fuck stuff up from time to time.Or doesn't live in the greatest country in the world.Besides, you can do everything to the letter of the law and still end up in a cell if something happens..... anyone who doesn't have a plan for that is naive.
I'm currently re-reading "With a Vengeance" by Marcus Wynne. You should check it out; great thriller novel with a lot about knives in the story.For "bigger knife" people here are 2 I was commissioned to make. First one was for a old timer fought with Patton for his son in law.
Jewelry dagger (hor's de houvre" stabber, damascus, mastodon ivory, brass and nickle silver sheath which retains it. Last is a hunter, O1 steel, stabilized Nordic birch.
Hermit River Knives, camp knives, fighter knives, daggers, skinner knives.
www.hermitriver.com
I'm currently re-reading "With a Vengeance" by Marcus Wynne. You should check it out; great thriller novel with a lot about knives in the story.