- Joined
- Jan 18, 2007
- Messages
- 33,955
Let's see the knives and faces 
-
The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is available! Price is $250 ea (shipped within CONUS).
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/
2026 Badger Knife Show - Wisconsin
- Thread starter LastRodeo
- Start date
LastRodeo
Platinum Member
- Joined
- Nov 2, 2013
- Messages
- 4,389
The show starts on the 27th. I was excited and started the thread earlyLet's see the knives and faces
- Joined
- Jan 18, 2007
- Messages
- 33,955
You got us all infected with premature excitement 
Only a week to go now 
Only a week to go now 
waynorth
Dealer / Materials Provider
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2005
- Messages
- 34,109
Is it set-up day, or is the show open???
dsutton24
Gold Member
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2018
- Messages
- 2,206
Is it set-up day, or is the show open???
The show opens at noon on Friday.
waynorth
Dealer / Materials Provider
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2005
- Messages
- 34,109
Thanks Mr. Sutton!!!
dsutton24
Gold Member
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2018
- Messages
- 2,206
Thanks Mr. Sutton!!!
Aww shucks! call me d.
Old Engineer
Gold Member
- Joined
- Nov 30, 2014
- Messages
- 10,212
Carried this Role for show & tell at our breakfast at Cracker Barrel prior to the show .
Did not find the knife that I was looking for but was able to find some Winchester Black Boxes at fair prices .
Did not take photos of the crowd because I do not like to take photos of any person without their knowledge . I guess that I am just a weird old guy .
The top Trapper has an unusual Spey Blade . The Stag was well hafted . The knives are arranged in the same order as the boxes and model numbers are shown on the boxes . The years these were made are 1987 , 89 , & 91 . All knives appear to be unused and unsharpened .
Had a great time meeting and talking with my friends who are all much younger than I am .
Harry
Did not find the knife that I was looking for but was able to find some Winchester Black Boxes at fair prices .
Did not take photos of the crowd because I do not like to take photos of any person without their knowledge . I guess that I am just a weird old guy .
The top Trapper has an unusual Spey Blade . The Stag was well hafted . The knives are arranged in the same order as the boxes and model numbers are shown on the boxes . The years these were made are 1987 , 89 , & 91 . All knives appear to be unused and unsharpened .
Had a great time meeting and talking with my friends who are all much younger than I am .
Harry
Last edited:
bigfish64
Gold Member
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2020
- Messages
- 9,801
Harry, it’s always a pleasure to see you and all the guys each year! Had a great time!Carried this Role for show & tell at our breakfast at Cracker Barrel prior to the show .
Did not find the knife that I was looking for but was able to find some Winchester Black Boxes at fair prices .
Did not take photos of the crowd because I do not like to take photos of any person without their knowledge . I guess that I am just a weird old guy .
The top Trapper has an unusual Spey Blade . The Stag was well hafted . The knives are arranged in the same order as the boxes and model numbersare shown on the boxes . The years these were made are 1987 , 89 , & 91 . All knives appear to be unused and unsharpened .
Had a great time meeting and talking with my friends who are all much younger than I am .
Harry
sunknife
Gold Member
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2018
- Messages
- 2,683
Dang, Harry, I didn't get a chance to say goodbye to ya before you slipped out. Was good to see you again.Carried this Role for show & tell at our breakfast at Cracker Barrel prior to the show .
Did not find the knife that I was looking for but was able to find some Winchester Black Boxes at fair prices .
Did not take photos of the crowd because I do not like to take photos of any person without their knowledge . I guess that I am just a weird old guy .
The top Trapper has an unusual Spey Blade . The Stag was well hafted . The knives are arranged in the same order as the boxes and model numbersare shown on the boxes . The years these were made are 1987 , 89 , & 91 . All knives appear to be unused and unsharpened .
Had a great time meeting and talking with my friends who are all much younger than I am .
Harry
You picked up some nice knives there, I was especially impressed with the stag whittler.
sunknife
Gold Member
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2018
- Messages
- 2,683
Well shoot, I didn't get any pics because like Mike I had my head focused on all the goods while there.
Had a great time at breakfast and at the show with a quality group of gentlemen, Neal, Paul, Chris, Barrett, Harry, Todd, Mike and Jeff (hope I didn't leave anyone out). Wish we could get together more than once a year, it was fun.
Before hitting the road home I did manage to buy one knife, a bulldog copperhead.
Pretty good knife but far from like new condition, dings, scratches and some small amount of blade rust and pitting.
Gotta work on the blades, super dull but it'll come around. I couldn't determine if it was stag or bone stag? Now after getting home and putting my glasses on I'm fairly convinced it's bone?
Had a great time at breakfast and at the show with a quality group of gentlemen, Neal, Paul, Chris, Barrett, Harry, Todd, Mike and Jeff (hope I didn't leave anyone out). Wish we could get together more than once a year, it was fun.
Before hitting the road home I did manage to buy one knife, a bulldog copperhead.
Pretty good knife but far from like new condition, dings, scratches and some small amount of blade rust and pitting.
Gotta work on the blades, super dull but it'll come around. I couldn't determine if it was stag or bone stag? Now after getting home and putting my glasses on I'm fairly convinced it's bone?
Old Engineer
Gold Member
- Joined
- Nov 30, 2014
- Messages
- 10,212
I really like your Bulldog . 2 Blades on one end and it does look a lot like Stag .Well shoot, I didn't get any pics because like Mike I had my head focused on all the goods while there.
Had a great time at breakfast and at the show with a quality group of gentlemen, Neal, Paul, Chris, Barrett, Harry, Todd, Mike and Jeff (hope I didn't leave anyone out). Wish we could get together more than once a year, it was fun.
Before hitting the road home I did manage to buy one knife, a bulldog copperhead.
Pretty good knife but far from like new condition, dings, scratches and some small amount of blade rust and pitting.View attachment 3145210View attachment 3145211 Gotta work on the blades, super dull but it'll come around. I couldn't determine if it was stag or bone stag? Now after getting home and putting my glasses on I'm fairly convinced it's bone?
View attachment 3145208
Carry it in good health Greg .
Harry
Badger28
Gold Member
- Joined
- Jul 9, 2022
- Messages
- 784
Glad you found something to bring home with you! You’ve got a good eyeWell shoot, I didn't get any pics because like Mike I had my head focused on all the goods while there.
Had a great time at breakfast and at the show with a quality group of gentlemen, Neal, Paul, Chris, Barrett, Harry, Todd, Mike and Jeff (hope I didn't leave anyone out). Wish we could get together more than once a year, it was fun.
Before hitting the road home I did manage to buy one knife, a bulldog copperhead.
Pretty good knife but far from like new condition, dings, scratches and some small amount of blade rust and pitting.View attachment 3145210View attachment 3145211 Gotta work on the blades, super dull but it'll come around. I couldn't determine if it was stag or bone stag? Now after getting home and putting my glasses on I'm fairly convinced it's bone?
View attachment 3145208