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Comment by Tobias Gibson on January 16, 2014 at 12:06

Okay Robert.  Picture and info on where to buy.  I want one of those and I rarely buy multi-tools!

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on January 16, 2014 at 11:24

I just bought a Multi-Tool made by Real Avid. I bought it because, instead of a pair of pliers it has a shear for cutting branches and small bones. It's just the thing I need in the swamp some times. Besides the shears, it has a punch, a saw, a reamer, a shot gun choke wrench and two knife blades. A sheeps foot and a spear point. It comes with a nice Ballistic pouch type sheath. I am impressed by Real Avid's, quality, they also make a variety of other Multi-Tools with another topic as the main stay. Such as Gun Tools and Bow Tools. They have taken Multi-Tools to a new level.  

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on January 15, 2014 at 17:08

Ron that does sound exciting. Never trust those coyotes.

  My most enjoyable hunt this year is when my grand daughter shot a spike buck Whitetail, while hunting with me in a ground blind. I was more excited with her kill, than when I killed an 8pt. buck the other day. I just love it when the young ones kill a deer.

Comment by Ms Data on January 14, 2014 at 22:52

Rocky Boots ATHLETIC MOBILITY SYSTEM - SHOT Show 2014

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on January 14, 2014 at 15:34

It looks like real quality. I could use one like this while looking for young trees to make, staffs out of. It's always good to carry extra gear with you. I'll bet those in school would also enjoy it.

Comment by Jan Carter on January 14, 2014 at 15:29

Propper BIAS Sling Backpack - F5607-75

Propper’s largest single-shoulder bag, the Bias Sling Backpack offers versatile storage for daily use or out in the field. The outside of the bag offers MOLLE webbing for expandability, and three large pockets with storage for a 15” laptop. Hidden against your back is a secure pocket for hydration or CCW access. Rotate the shoulder strap across your body to quickly access all of the storage.

• One-shoulder backpack
• Ergonomic fixed shoulder strap with quick-release buckle (up to 42″)
• Designed for easy access when rotated towards front of body
• Rubber molded zipper pulls
• Concealed rear zippered compartment with internal loop field
• MOLLE webbing for clip-on accessories
• Multiple large internal pockets for organization
• Cinch pouch for water bottle or radio
• Accommodates up to 15″ laptop
• Breathable padding for comfort on back

Propper Tablet Case – F5616-75

The Tablet Case is made of durable CORDURA® nylon featuring a zippered main compartment with soft lining and internal elastic bands to secure your tablet. This case has great add-on features like MOLLE webbing for clip-on accessories and a loop field for patches.

• Secures and protects tablets up to 10″
• Zippered main compartment with soft fabric liner
• Internal elastic bands at corners secure tablet
• Exterior loop field for patches
• MOLLE webbing for clip-on accessories
• Optional handle attachment
• Reverse coil zipper for water resistance

 

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on January 13, 2014 at 18:57

I wonder what was our hunters most enjoyable time in the forest this year? I know what mine was. What was yours?

In Memoriam Comment by Robert Burris on January 13, 2014 at 11:22

I can't wait for the pictures either. I was one happy Cajun. I didn't get to hunt much last year because of a death in the family and my health. So this kill meant a lot to me.

  Alex your knife is working well, I have helped clean a bunch of deer and wild hogs with it. I always carry a folder to and they work well together.

Comment by Jan Carter on January 13, 2014 at 4:58

Sweey, I love it too and cant wait for the pics

Comment by Alexander Noot on January 13, 2014 at 3:17

I think it's soo cool that one of the knives I made is getting so much usage. Seriously Rob. It's awesome.

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