Hatfield knives...

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Thunderclapper

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• Oct 15, 2015

• #1

?are amazing!

 

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sageadvice

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• Oct 16, 2015

• #2

RELH will enjoy your Pic!! I love mine too!

Joey

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Zeke

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• Oct 16, 2015

• #3

LAST EDITED ON Oct-17-15 AT 07:25PM (MST)[p]Custom knives are a thing of beauty and RELH should be very proud of the customs that he's turning out. The owners seem pretty dang happy with them.

Thanks for sharing!

Zeke

 

RELH

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• Oct 16, 2015

• #4

Thunderclapper, you flat out broke that knife in on a fine trophy deer. I am jealous, that deer beats my best and you have a Hatfield knife.
Thanks for the photo, I really love to see them.

RELH

 

BIGJOHNT

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• Oct 16, 2015

• #5

I have to agree! Loving my Hatfield. Took care of a complete elk last Saturday and didn't have to sharpen it one time. She works great and she pretty to.
http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos3/6572image.jpeg

 

RELH

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• Oct 16, 2015

• #6

BigJohnt, I can tell you take care of your knives. Good job of cleaning after dressing out an elk. Hopefully you get to pass that knife on to a son or daughter in the future.

RELH

 

BIGJOHNT

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• Oct 22, 2015

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>BigJohnt, I can tell you take
>care of your knives. Good
>job of cleaning after dressing
>out an elk. Hopefully you
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>daughter in the future.
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Yes it will stay in the family. Unlike those cheep plastic knives they are selling these days. I even picked up Work sharp for it. I am really like it and the knive to. Thanks for making such a nice knive. I have been eyeing a few of your others.