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Raymond Richard

Raymond Richard

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Here's one of my favorite pictures from the show. This is the fellow across the isle from me. :D This pretty face will certainly wake you up during a long knife show. It is now twice in a row that Dave has won Best Fighter and I'm just not sure what's with this Bruce Bump.

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These were 3 or the 4 knives I entered in the knife judging.

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Congratulations, Ray, on all three awards. Beautiful workmanship. The guy across the aisle from you looks like my ex-wife.
 
Denton Eller said:
Congratulations, Ray, on all three awards. Beautiful workmanship. The guy across the aisle from you looks like my ex-wife.
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That's Dave Lisch. If that's the case with the x-wife you must have been drinking pretty heavy.

Here's a couple photo's I took of my table. Lots of bait.

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Congrats on the Awards
Great looking bait, catch any fish other than the Judges? cool 1
 
Congrats on the 3 awards Ray. Thats one more than me but I have one that is huge!
I thought the show was pretty good actually. My slipjoints made a good splash there, sold the ones I had and took quite a few orders for them but only one bowie. That is a slipjoint club so its not surprising.

Congrats to Dave for winning Best Fighter too. His won over my (borrowed) Jamiaca Sub-Hilt Fighter.

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Bruce, You know you do do some nice work. Are you doing the Rocky Mountain Show in Boise in November? I decided to do it.
 
Congrats on 3 wins Ray!!
D Lisch's knife that won best fighter is gorgeous!! Awesome stag, Beautiful feather pattern damascus :)
 
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Bruce Bump said:
I think so. I have the app and I see they have me listed already. I bet the fishin is good, See ya there Bro.
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Bruce, Looking forward to seeing you in Boise! Think I'm going to fly instead of taking a chance by driving to it.

Stabber, I was thinking Dave's fighter had an ivory handle. Maybe it is stag minus the bark. Sambar stag used to be called poor man's ivory. I bought a few piece of sambar last year. It is no longer for the poor man. Cheapest piece I purchased was well over 50 bucks. Goddard said when he first got into knives sambar stag was going for 3 or 4 bucks a piece. I can remember buying some when I first started that was less than $10.00.
 
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