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Does Mr.Wood have a web site...? Thanx..

Alright!1 Thanx folks..

Sausage wrapped in bacon would be nice too, in fact you could do breakfast kebabs with sausage, bacon, mushroom, black pudding, tomatoes.....I'm starving! :D Could I impose on one of the members of this fine list to explain to this poor Southern Colonial( can't bring myself to say...

Darn..Hoodoo.I knew there as a reason I hung out with you! :You_Rock_ Thanx "R"

I own and use occasionally one of three coleman lanterns, two of which I got new,and have used them through to their ":antique" status, the third is a propane model. I like them all, but carry the propane mod. while car camping. I seldom use it unless my activity requires a abundance of light...

I use the Peak outfitter model also, purchased several years ago to replace one of the old Mirro Aluminum sets with multiple cup/plates,and such,since it's just me and Ms Ravenn or eldest son heading out now a days. I'm seriously considering removing the flat strap type handle on the middle size...

Mullien leaves boiled into a tea was a "fall tonic" in this part of the country for many ears, similar to Sassafrass as a spring tonic. The leaves are high in vit. k,and tend to decrease blood clotting time. It should be used with caution ( as with any green tea) in people who are taking...

I've had the Yukon HL for about 2 years now, it's never failed me in my needs be it nite woods walking, camping, auto repairs, or Shooting. I ,too was concerned in the begining about the batt. pac in the back, which is far removed from my old Justrite , with the Batt pac on the belt. Even...

Another vote for Ragnar at rageweed forge. Check out the 'hawks made from 5160 steel and heat treated. He'll even sharpen them if ask! http://www.ragweedforge.com/ThrowingCatalog.html#6150alloy

Since wearing out my Viet Nam issue bush hat many years ago,I now rotate between a recent USGI issue replacement in O.D, or a Columbia Bora Bora bush hat. Winter finds me in a Wool Felt, crusher with a paracord nape cord and slide adjuster ( added by me). It's a fair rifle rest,and fire fanner

G-96 was owned by the Jet Aer Corp. The made Buck clones in Stainless, and were good solid dependable tools. The also made a short run of three knives that were full tang, thin bladed drop points, with Rosewood scales in 4",5" and 6" blades. Alot of bang for the buck

Stevie, can you describe your wet forming method.. it looks great, I'd like to do it to mine also. Thanx

.The advice from Fenlander regarding the equipment is very good and as it happens my fav saw is also a husky 345 :D Let me throw in an endorsement for Husky products also. We have an older Huskey 41, and its a fine piece of equipment. If it is available in your area, try and find the...

Sounds like one tuff piece of kit, Greywolf. I was curious how it wuld slice, given it's a bit thicker that some Scandi grinds. ( i like thicker)

Grew up in Cincy... learned that same know in scouting, still use it great deal :D

And what the heck kind of dentists do you have down there????? The kind that say "undress for your exam" :D

Thanks PC2K!...old habbits die hard, been carrying the USGI canteen/cup/cover for a # of years in different situations, but always used an Esbit to brew up my Ceylon tea,rather than the issue cup stand for some reason known only to my psyche. Trying to get my mitts on a couple of type 58 bottles...

Your kidding? This the one that the cup sits down inside the canteen cover?? Gotta try that!