Show your ESEE knives!

Discussion in 'ESEE® Knives and Gear' started by 91bravo, Sep 8, 2016.

  1. The Marsh Gorilla

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    Damn that El Chete! 29011940-0AAF-4542-A69B-F69BC74A50D0.jpeg
     
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    That’s what I’m takin bout mmm hmmmm
     
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    ^^nice collection you have there!
    Welcome aboard.
     
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    Izzy opening a big ol beautiful box of bullets.
     
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    I'm jealous of all these beautiful nines!
     
  7. Drew RedBear

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    The esee 4 mini bowie does most of the work that a knife is needed for. I thought I might have ruined the heat treat modding it but it's still holding an edge and takes a beating. 20221213_213446.jpg 20221213_213600.jpg
     
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    As of today. I guess the three BK14’s can count as ESEE too.
     
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  12. Not Sure

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    From last week.
    Fire Prep.


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    Digging Fire Pit.



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    I found the Lanyard Hole fit's the thumb screw of my Survival Saw.



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    Lighting Fire, with a Rock.



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    Making a Stove.



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    Stove Rewards.............



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    I pampered it with a Spa treatment when it was all over.


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    It's a new week People, let's Get Some!
     
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    I love my 5 still my favorite by far. @Not Sure
     
  14. Not Sure

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    This Week,
    Made Bannock.


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    Made Cordage.


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    Carved A trap.



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    Made These,


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    To do this,



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    So I could do this.



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    And It helped me with this.



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    Into...



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    Into this.




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  15. Not Sure

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    Turned This Wet Fencepost,


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    Into This,



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    So I Could have This,


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    The ESEE 5, it's not so bad....



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    It's a New Week People, Let's Get Some!!
     
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    20230321_163646.jpg New knife day (esee 3hm) sitting next to my convexed cr 2.5.
     
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    Congrats, the 3HM is a very versatile knife,
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    It should serve you well,
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    Thanks! It appears like it a jack of all trades of a knife, nice pics!
     
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    I wasn't sure where to put this.
    So adjust if necessary.

    I went out yesterday for a quick Ruck,
    But I was also hoping to showcase two of my latest ESEE tools.

    Then things went horribly wrong!

    At about the two mile mark, I stumbled upon what I thought would be a good place to stop and have a fire.
    A nice reflector rock, plenty of raw materials everywhere.

    A quick gathering trio netted me enough to get a fire started,
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    For as wet as it was things caught nicely.
    There was a slight west wind pushing against the rock.
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    My new Bushcraft Buddy was helping by dragging away most of the wood I had broken down.
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    But even with his help I managed to keep the fire going
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    Some short range scouting located some larger fuel for my fire,
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    This was a cool spot because there was dead timber everywhere. I kept gathering more.
    There were tom already dead trees right next to the fire and conveniently close together.
    So I just snapped what I needed for smaller pieces.
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    This was all well and good, but it was defeating my purpose,
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    It was a fine fire. But it was so easy, my new Librarian and ESEE 4 never left their sheaths,
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    So I had to pull off a poser shot just to show them off.
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    Sometimes things just don't work put the way you expect. No chopping, no feather sticks,
    no shavings, just old school fire craft in the company of some very cool tools.
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