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TRAIL MIX OF SHARP

t seems there are two general approaches when developing a modern hunting knife. First is the universal one where the knife is designed to handle survival tasks, camp chores and even rock the everyday carry. Some of the knife’s eventual owners may never pick up a gun or bow and enter the thery fields of fall in search of

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