Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow
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Yeah, I like to collect stuff, like everyone else, but I also like to have at least a theoretical justification for everything. With guns, it's easy - there's always this specialized hunt and that specialized hunt, covering every game species on every continent under every terrain condition. And every self-defense scenario imaginable might require a slightly different weapon.
But with knives, it's different. Regardless of what you hunt, where you go, what you do for a living, you really only need one or two or three good knives that fit your hand and serve your various needs. No matter what I hunt, the same knife will skin it. No matter where I go, or what my occupation is, one good pocketknife will handle all the chores necessary (one knife, and one SAK or multi tool). Sigh - it's a problem - I'm having a real hard time justifying more than the 25 or 30 I have so far, espec. justifying fixed blades, which I love. Talk amongst yourselves.
But with knives, it's different. Regardless of what you hunt, where you go, what you do for a living, you really only need one or two or three good knives that fit your hand and serve your various needs. No matter what I hunt, the same knife will skin it. No matter where I go, or what my occupation is, one good pocketknife will handle all the chores necessary (one knife, and one SAK or multi tool). Sigh - it's a problem - I'm having a real hard time justifying more than the 25 or 30 I have so far, espec. justifying fixed blades, which I love. Talk amongst yourselves.