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Hudson Bay Camp knife
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Birdwatcher
45 Cal.
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Well, at least its not a Bowie :grin: (see my post in the Gravely and Wreaks thread).
Birdwatcher
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This is my version of the Hudson's Bay Camp Knife.
Mine has three rivets (eyes) in the handle. It is referred to as a 'working man's knife'. Hunter58's is referred to as a 'Chief's Knife' Mine was made by the Montana Americana Knife company.
wb
Mine has three rivets (eyes) in the handle. It is referred to as a 'working man's knife'. Hunter58's is referred to as a 'Chief's Knife' Mine was made by the Montana Americana Knife company.
wb
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I like it! :thumbsup: Rick.
Ron LaClair
In Rembrance
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I've got the same knife made by Dean Hazuka. Chuck Burrows of Wild Rose Trading made the sheath for it.
Rawhide and beads
Rawhide and beads
Tommy Bruce
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That is an awsome blade!! Good for many uses around the camp.
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