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@@MountainAjar no I had thing for that kind of stuff before I found Jesus

@@gomersknifeshop no way , well that’s even better. Life is much better with Lord right . Well my friend many blessings your way. Glad to meet you , I’ll keep watching your videos .

@@MountainAjar thank you!

@@MountainAjar thank you!

@@ClarksKentuckyKnives thanks its a work in progress, summer is a busy time!!

Thanks it’s something different I tried to record it but it was so hot that day my phone shut down!

I can fix you up one!

@@ClarksKentuckyKnives thank you! Hope you have an awesome weekend too!

Thank you for looking this is my first as well usually way out of my price range.

Thank you full video coming soon!

Thank you!

Thanks brother Mike!

Yes sir thank you!

Gods paint brush is awesome sometimes you just have to set back and enjoy it!

Thanks it works really well!

Thanks I make custom every thing fixed blade large to small most any color handle to any color sheath if you ever want a custom piece just let me know thanks for looking!

I appreciate everything you’ve done and all the help

Thanks @HTS_EDC

Thanks it’s been a good journey!

Yes sir good friends having a good time roasting marshmallows for s’mores and talking about the good times and things for the future nothing better!

Yes very true amazing in cooking! Well the lantern situation though is this what if you forget to charge it or something happens to the cord new tech is good but they made stuff to be reliable which is a lost art thanks for your comment!

@@gomersknifeshop That's valid. I still have several lanterns hanging around, and I run them occasionally, but more for the novelty than anything else. They're really cool, old school tech. The rural electrification act really did a number on Coleman. Not sure if you know this or not, but they had a system called "Holow Wire" that was installed in rural homes. It consisted of a large pressurized gasoline tank and tiny copper tubing run to the rooms of the house like wiring to sconces that hand Coleman mantle lamps and chandeliers. They ran gasoline fired furnaces, stoves and water heaters as well. Really cools stuff! I[m not a major "prepper", but I do keep a decent stock of Coleman fuel and kerosene on hand and pick up more any time I find it cheap. It came in handy during the infamous Texas freeze a few years ago. The 1930s Coleman heaters kept the house warm enough and even though I didn't have to, I cooked on Coleman stoves, we have a gas range that worked fine, I just like using them, haha. I'll cook on them outside in the summer to keep the house cooler. And yes, I'll fire up my lanterns too. I'll be cooking on Coleman stoves tomorrow too. I may even fire up a lantern or 4 or 5 in remembrance of my buddies who paid the ultimate price for all of us. So a Milspec will be one of them. Have a great Memorial Day!

Thank you for your kind words!

I’ll add an Agree, nice blade.

@@MountainAjar thanks!

You know it! Nothing like fishing on a mountain stream!

Thanks caught a few to fry up

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks it’s a work in progress

My part of the back woods that is all we have ever called a fishing rod.

should be a link now

their is a link in the description of the video now.

Yes sir got to mix it up a little bit

I have a facebook it is C and A Knifeworks my email is gomersoutdoorliving@gmail.com or candaknifeworks@gmail.com

Thanks!

Thank you I’m just gonna go for it!

Thanks I was in the no phone service part of the mountains and was catching a sunrise. Happy Sunday!

Definitely need more practice!

Thanks something new I’m trying out

Thanks buddy I keep it put up cause it’s special afraid of losing it

Thanks it’s a work in progress that’s for sure saves a lot of time and work and it looks better. Hopefully I can make it look better the more I do it.