kershaw ram vs blur.

[Stephen]

http://m.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=226
Absolutely love this knife. I need to bring her home and sharpen it but has worked great at work. That horn on the blade is a flawless invention. Works every time. Normal carry knife is my trusty crkt desert cruiser. Razor sharp.

cool knive but dont you like the idea of a serrated blade so if you have to saw something (rope, twine, food at a shitty restaurant lol) it will be available

[Tannerm]

I've grown to dislike serrated. It's a bitch to sharpen and I just plain ol prefer a good edged only blade. My cruiser is serrated and it's ok... I thought about buying a full serrated knife just for kicks. Unsure what brand though. Also, I can't recall a situation where I've needed a serrated blade that my edge couldn't handle.

[dee]

I've found a knife with a damn good edge is just as good as a serrated knife.

[Sleeper]

I've found a knife with a damn good edge is just as good as a serrated knife.

A serrated edge would be good out in the woods.

I own two knifes with serrated edges i can sharpen them but its a pita.

Group shot. That little .99 cent knife has cut some shit. It goes in a pocket on my boots.

my 2 new kershaws, 5.11 tactical freebie(i really like it), no namer, and the awesome keychain knife.

[dee]

I noticed earlier you mentioned round bale string, get one of those folding razor knives that takes drywall razor blades they are awesome for that.

[Sleeper]

as many bales i cut a day. Im still old school no net wrap. I use string.

Ive got one that take utility blades, and they work, but a real sharp knife works better.

[dee]

Just wait nets even worse that's what we do is get the folders and buy blades in bulk.

[Sleeper]

Mine are also frozen solid in the winter. Makes it a blast.

Sometimes ive gotta let the cattle at the bale, and let them work it to unfreeze the shit so i can take it off.

[dee]

Ours aren't usually that bad but being somewhat northern Texas we've had or fair share of rough winters. The worst I remember is riding along the Red horseback and it was cold enough there were massive chunks of ice floating down the river where it would flow.