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Discussion in 'ESEE® Knives and Gear' started by longbow2240, Sep 8, 2016.

  1. Ballenxj

    Ballenxj Member

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    ESEE $ #2.jpg ESEE 4 #1.jpg The ESEE 4 is one of my favorite knives now.
    I stripped refinished and added custom scales to it years ago.
    This is one of the original design.
    Mods, I recommend going through this topic and remove a lot of the old posts that no longer have images.
     
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    IMG_1233.jpeg IMG_1227.jpeg Out for a swamp walk with my son. Had to snap a few pics of the 4
     
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    Thats a good looking ESEE4!
     
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    Spent the day at the river with my wife and son.
    Campfire, fishing, snacks and a couple cold beers.
    Nothing better.
     
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    Out for a test setup with my new underquilt yesterday....
    Esee 4 came along to help out with my coffee :D
    See how it's attached to the hammock and if it fits properly.
    During my walk to to a suitable sport came across this papershedding birch...
    too nice not to put some of this super thin bark in my pocket.
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    Hammock setup, Hennessey Classic
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    After just a few minutes this was the result with the underquilt on there, seems like a proper fit to me.
    It's from the Geer Top brand (cheap), feels sturdy but is a bit bulky in my pack even when fully compressed.
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    One thing that'll take me some getting used to is that my hammock is a bottom entry type,
    so I have to pull the underquilt to the side to get in or out.

    Time for lunch :)
    Filled the Firebox with the birchbark from earlier and made some feathers with my Esee 4 to get the fire started.
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    Put my mug on for coffee
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    Then we wait...
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    Then there's coffee and some cheese sandwiches, good times :)
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    Do you mostly use your 4 for food prep? I still looks pristine.
     
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    Woodprep too, but mostly softer woods like birch, spruce or pine, they dont damage the coating as much as oak or beech.
     
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