>Edward Hansen wrote:

>> Your knife is probalby running around with a couple of straps I left at
the
>> Pinnicle Rock put-in and a watch I left in Poudre Canyon. :-)

>If they meet up with the Tevas I left at the Green put in at Dinosaur we
could
>have a new species - be afraid...be very afraid...Just don't let them find
Beer!

>> Raffi Bezidjian wrote in message

>> >I looked around for it when I got back to the car, there was plenty of
>> >light, but I didn't see it.

>> >The knife is manufactured by "Wenoka Cutlery". It has a "z-lock"
mechanism
>> >for securing it to the sheath/sleeve; this mechanism is like a small
round
>> >button/ball (chrome/stainless steel) which is spring-loaded and sinks
into
>> >the handle as it is going in/out of the sleeve.

>> >The handle itself is black plastic. The blade is Stainless steel and is
a
>> >straight edge on one side and serrated on the other.

>> >If anyone finds it and/or knows anything about it, I would appreciate it
if
>> >you would let me know.

>> >I can be reached at raff...@att.net or (303)423-4441.

>> >Thanx.

>> >--
>> >Raffi
>> >Raff...@att.net
>> >============

> Chris wrote in message <38080494.FA5C6...@right.now>...

> >Edward Hansen wrote:

> >> Your knife is probalby running around with a couple of straps I left at
> the
> >> Pinnicle Rock put-in and a watch I left in Poudre Canyon. :-)

> >If they meet up with the Tevas I left at the Green put in at Dinosaur we
> could
> >have a new species - be afraid...be very afraid...Just don't let them find
> Beer!

> >> Raffi Bezidjian wrote in message
> <7u7rcb$ns...@bgtnsc03.worldnet.att.net>...
> >> >I lost a River Knife at the Waterton Canyon (CO) put-in on Thursday
> (10/14)
> >> >afternoon sometime around 3:30pm. I'm pretty sure it was dropped in the
> >> dirt
> >> >parking lot between my car and "the head" of the small trail that leads
> >> down
> >> >to the water, I was parked just across from this trail; I placed it on
> my
> >> >boat while I was zipping up my pfd and then picked up the boat and
> headed
> >> >down the trail and into the water.

> >> >I looked around for it when I got back to the car, there was plenty of
> >> >light, but I didn't see it.

> >> >The knife is manufactured by "Wenoka Cutlery". It has a "z-lock"
> mechanism
> >> >for securing it to the sheath/sleeve; this mechanism is like a small
> round
> >> >button/ball (chrome/stainless steel) which is spring-loaded and sinks
> into
> >> >the handle as it is going in/out of the sleeve.

> >> >The handle itself is black plastic. The blade is Stainless steel and is
> a
> >> >straight edge on one side and serrated on the other.

> >> >If anyone finds it and/or knows anything about it, I would appreciate it
> if
> >> >you would let me know.

> >> >I can be reached at raff...@att.net or (303)423-4441.

> >> >Thanx.

> >> >--
> >> >Raffi
> >> >Raff...@att.net
> >> >============