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Thanks - working to get the USPS Money Order in the mail. Thanks for working with me. Chris

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Way to stick with it and get it done!

Worked in the midstream side of the oil and gas industry for 21 years starting full time right out of college after working 2 summers for the company while going to the U of I. Worked from the ground up in operations, maintenance then safety and training. Moved a lot the last 10 years of that...

Nice work!!!

I use a nail to push out the tendons inside the bone and then put borax inside to dry it out. If it's a fresh spur you should be able to pull / cut off the outermost skin / scales before using the dremel.

Absolutely will take a photo and post it. Basically I grind through all of the "non bone" material and once I hit bone it turns from a dark color to white and then I'm about done.

Great story and great Hunt!!!! Those old dudes sure are tough.

Cool cool buck - congrats! Way to stick it out and get a great buck late in the season!

Sweet story. Great old buck. Congrats!

Sweet buck!! Congrats - can't wait to hear the story.

Here is one I received as a gift. Never felt the need to use it, but I think the locking mechanism is pretty cool.

Go to skinning knife now. Love the sharp A** replacement blades. I have probably cut myself more in the past 2 years with this knife than all my others knives in all of the years I have owned a knife. Supper supper sharp.

First Knives of Alaska knife I bought. I love it, but have found the bone handle to get slippery and have gone towards knives with rubber handles for field dressing deer now.

1st knife I received as a gift in the 1970's. Used on many deer back in the day. Hasn't seen the light of day in a long time. I should take some Brasso to it to clean it up.

Go to fillet knife. Buck that I bought in the mid 1980's and have used on more crappies and walleyes than I'd like to think about. Love the flexibility and backbone to this knife. If I could find ones to buy for my kids I'd buy everyone I could find. Many great memories fishing with my...

Attached is pic of the Dremel bit and finished spurs. I use that Dremel bit to take off the "scales" and all tissue. I have not bleached these spurs, this is how they look after using the Dremel tool.

Great buck- great day - way to finish off your season - congrats!!!

What a phenomenal year in and out of the classroom. Congrats!!!

Congrats Hunter! Nice work!