First of A kind! (I believe!)

[tlbradford]

Skinned out the bear in about 10 minutes on rocky steep ground, and used it to bone out everything as well.  It held its edge great, and the grip and balance was fantastic even with blood on it.  I will definately be getting another one.  I still haven't got after the coyotes yet, but I will be soon.  Thanks again Steve.

[boneaddict]

NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bearmanric]

nice knife there. slydog ate dinner three time's with us road in my van this last weekend at the predator expo in kansas. i got his estrous chirp Howler. never seen a call like that. but that style of knife is what i like. nice knife and dandy bear.

[tlbradford]

Thanks guys.  Rick, You'll have fun using that estrous chirp.  If you have any questions about when or how to use it, give me a call.  I have been testing it out for the past year and it can have some really amazing reactions to it.  You can reproduce the sound on an open reed, but his call has a much better pitch and volume.

[rainshadow1]

Way to go on the bear, TL!

That Japanese 440C is top drawer stuff, no two ways about it. Save a few bucks with a factory blade, but you really don't lose much, they're excellent. Really glad it's getting put to work!

[Gobble]

Very Nice!

[tlbradford]

Steve, let me know if you are putting testimonials on your web site and I'll get you the picture file and a more flowery write-up.

[rainshadow1]

Hadn't thought about that yet... too much going on! Yeah! E-mail a testimonial, just regular, honest, plain talkin' is my preference... I'll set up a new page on the site. Thanks TL, I'm still watching for the bear story!!!

[tlbradford]

http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,10289.15.html

Here it is Steve.  A couple of weeks old, but I finally got the other pics uploaded.