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Subject: LeGriffe Author: JAK [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:00:55 06/26/02 Wed The LeGriffe is quite a unit ! For many years I have been a big fan of Maestro Perrins creations and works. Being a personal friend makes recommending big Fred's work even easier ! Like any tool-weapon that has specific usage, it helps to have an idea of how a claw-talon-beak type tool is used..... Then a healthy does of instinct, a dash of common sense and voila ! A "Griffe" system all yer own... I know you'll be proud running either the PERRIN name or the EMERSON.. both dudes & their well designed products (and classes-seminars) are tops in their fields..... If you have a chance to ever train w/ Fred P, by all means TAKE IT ! An amazing man... JAK PS: It was a Fred Perrin custom knife (a small fixed blade) that I presented to one of the memebers of our research team. He carries it in the field. (I am toying w/ the idea of sharing some of my outdoors adventures and discoveries with you guys. And then sort of mixing in a casual knife or product review as we use it in the field. It is an ideal venue for such an effort. This fall promises to be a busy one, we've ran into a piece of good luck and it sees that our team will be taking part in the historic Lewis & Clark Bicentennial celebrations. Part of the re-discovery of what those explorers saw-experienced and such, but from a tribal perspective.... Most promising............. Thanx all, JAK [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Adventure articles Paul Rouleau 09:21:47 06/27/02 Thu Right On! -- Gaucho, 10:32:51 06/27/02 Thu