eatingmuchface
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Sep 30 2007
Posts: 2868
Loc: NJ
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so christmas day me and my cousin went and chopped tons of trees and stuff down and I'm finally posting the pics...
they're kind of in a weird order(sorry)
but here they are...
the end!
sorry there weren't more.
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JYD number 52.
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stansbrew
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Feb 28 2007
Posts: 1921
Loc: East of Lake Washington
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CHOP EM'!!!!
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JYD # 28
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scrappy
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Jan 20 2007
Posts: 2767
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nice knives. I hope to have an RD9 on the way.
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diceman
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Feb 06 2007
Posts: 9785
Loc: Fort Livingroom
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Nice pix! Looks like you guys found a dead tree to chop on at some point! 
By the way - I've had the same observation as you've mentioned in other threads about the RD handle hurting your hand from the pommel shape. Its a great handle on the smaller and medium RD's, but doesn't match the comfort of ResC when chopping, huh?
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J33psr0ck
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Mar 29 2007
Posts: 7342
Loc: Phoenix, AZ
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Cool pics. Two great knives.
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eatingmuchface
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Sep 30 2007
Posts: 2868
Loc: NJ
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yeah, for chopping its pretty uncomfortable, I'm sure a good pair of gloves would help though.
and yeah we chopped that one tree down the one the DFLE is in, but I didn't get a pic. (if thats what you meant be dead tree)
it was pretty fun. =]
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eatingmuchface
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Sep 30 2007
Posts: 2868
Loc: NJ
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oh wow... in the second pic(thats at my house) you can see the blue in the backround through the trees, thats the delaware river.
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JYD number 52.
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diceman
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Feb 06 2007
Posts: 9785
Loc: Fort Livingroom
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I was talking about the 4th pic from the bottom - looks like a dead standing tree, which is all I ever chop down, personally! Not that I'm a tree hugger by any means, but my DF and I would clear cut forests if I allowed it to take on live trees! 
I'm still trying to figure out a remedy for the Ranger handle when chopping. Gloves are good. I've thought about having Justin round off that part of the pommel that comes in contact w/ your hand, as well. I've also thought about putting a rubber sleeve of some kind over the grip? My RD7 is my favorite 7" knife, and I love the RD handle on it - but my RD9 bites my hand a little...
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Magnum22
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Dec 06 2006
Posts: 16752
Loc: New Jersey
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chop chop chop, all day long
chop chop chop while i sing this song.
i also steer clear of live trees. won't burn and i use a tent for shelter. never had to make a bow, either.
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JYD #7
Preserve the Yard.
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Rainwalker
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Feb 25 2007
Posts: 6751
Loc: Middle Tennessee
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Quote:
Cool pics. Two great knives.
+1 Those trees didn't stand a chance.
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macgregor
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Nov 03 2007
Posts: 3132
Loc: Dubtown, Ahia
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sweet
you guys give those blades a workout
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JYD#49
Whatcha gona do PL?
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Magnum22
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Dec 06 2006
Posts: 16752
Loc: New Jersey
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wait a second, it was cold in nj on december 25th.
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eatingmuchface
Junk Yard Dog
Reged: Sep 30 2007
Posts: 2868
Loc: NJ
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it wasn't cold enough!
it didn't snow!
yeah the fourth pic from the bottom is kind of a dead tree, we did get that down but didn't get a pic. =]
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