Charity Knife raffle

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fred gordon

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Mar 8, 2006
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Congratulations Oakleaf and many thanks Dougster for doing the raffle. Kept us on tenderhooks for days + a serious donation to a great cause. I can only echo British Reds comments. Well done.:beerchug:
 

MikeS

Forager
Sep 5, 2005
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Congratulations to Oakleaf. Hope you enjoy what looks like a great knife.

Great news about raising over £200. Well done everyone. :You_Rock_ :You_Rock_

Mike
 

firebreather

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Jan 26, 2007
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Good stuff - congratulation Oakleaf and my thanks to Rich. A wonderful effort for a worthy cause - I hope you are as proud of your efforts as you are of your lovely knife.

You are an honourable man Dougster - the world could use a few more people like you who make positive contributions and try to leave it a little better than they find.

Red

Just about sums up what i would have said.
 

Pignut

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jun 9, 2005
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Nice one Oakleaf!

Drop me a pm with your addy and I will get those bags out to you ASAP

Regards

Also nice work dougster!
 

Oakleaf

Full Member
Jun 6, 2004
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Moray
Thank you for all the notes of congratulations - not a hint of gritted teeth!:p

But most of all, ultimate credit and thanks to Dougster for all his efforts here and to Pignut for his very generous contribution. You both should feel very pleased to have achieved such a great result for a worthy cause.

And of course to all those who joined in. Sterling effort one and all.
 

Pignut

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jun 9, 2005
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Lincolnshire
Thank you for all the notes of congratulations - not a hint of gritted teeth!:p

But most of all, ultimate credit and thanks to Dougster for all his efforts here and to Pignut for his very generous contribution. You both should feel very pleased to have achieved such a great result for a worthy cause.

And of course to all those who joined in. Sterling effort one and all.

All down to Dougster!!!

(I just wanted to win the knife!)
 

Oakleaf

Full Member
Jun 6, 2004
331
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Moray
Apologies for tardy delay in posting - got swept up in lots of PMs with Dougster & Pignut, but feel 'public' note long over due.

Knife and bags arrived safe and darn fine. Any time lag squarely down to my dash about life at moment and weird post arrangements up at the cottage.

Think I said regards Shing, but Dougster really does himself no justice on the photo front. In the hand the knife genuinely gets a gasp from everyone who has handled it ( I lock the door and load the 30-06 before relinquishing it ). Fit and finish is fantastic and the feel of that crafted wood in the hand, well!

D very kindly made up a great sheath for it - again outstanding work from an extremely modest and generous guy.

Going off track, but regardless of pro's and con's of BCUK forum, my abiding sense will be of getting the chance to meet/ talk with some incredible people ( even the ones that called me 'Big Andy' - you know who you are)

None of that to shade Pignut. Again fantastic items. The bags are great.

Strongest recommendations that anyone after their wares gets in touch with them - before fame hits and ebay see's their stuff going for twice the national debt of the Gambia.

In that vein, be assured both items will be treasured, cared for - but most importantly used for intended purpose.

And final repeated appreciation to everyone that pitched in to the raffle generating a good sum for a good cause.
 

Dougster

Bushcrafter through and through
Oct 13, 2005
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The banks of the Deveron.
Cheers Andy, I haven't forgot your percentage of all sales:p .

On a serious note, thanks to all, it felt great sending off a cheque for that much money and I get a real buzz when people like what I make. I'm happy too. Thanks Andy and everyone who took part.
 

Dougster

Bushcrafter through and through
Oct 13, 2005
5,254
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The banks of the Deveron.
I got this in the post this morning. Nice warm feeling, thanks again everyone.

Rafflethanks.jpg


Richard
 

British Red

M.A.B (Mad About Bushcraft)
Dec 30, 2005
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Well done Rich!

I vote for a 7" "bruiser". I have just the right design.......

Red

Nah - its someone elses turn next Rich - you've done your bit!
 

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