Bose Knives

That skinner is going to a friend of mine and will be cutting up a Mountain Goat this fall. I will post pics of the knife at work when, and if he gets a Goat.

The R. Bose stockman is perfection!! The new owner will have one heck of a user or a great collection piece!!

R
 
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Wooowe.....those are some dandy knives boys. That skinner is a neat little knife. I have never seen anything like it.........and dang, I like it a lot. Keep the new pics coming! They are enjoyed by all!
 
Beautiful Knives Reese & Tony. I really like them when the blades are hand finished as Reese did on the stockman. The skinner is one of a kind and needs to be dressed with a Paul Long Sheath. Thanks Masters for the knives you create. Thanks for posting the pictures Kerry appreciated as always.
 
You guys have seen pics of this knife in the past that were taken by Kerry, and now, I have taken some of my own (remember I am just an amature). This knife is used daily by yours truly, and I am loving every minute of it!

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Hope you like the pics......
 
Reese Nailed that one That is a Beauty
and sometimes i prefer more meat in the handle the goat wont stand a chance
That was my Double espresso
and Ashley yours was my piece of chocolate
 
Love that Stag Stockman by Reese...and you can't go wrong with a skinner like that!
 
Ive been lurking and admiring the Bose knives for a longggg time here.And thought it was time i said HOWDY to evryone.
So HOWWWWWWDEEEEE.

Last night i was showing my wife a bunch of the knives i have bookmarked here and she LOVES them as well.Proving that Bose knives appeal to evryone.

Im a new hobbyist Knifemaker and have copied the Bose wharny style blades on the knives ive made for myself...Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery after all....
And tho i love all the knives here. the Wharnies really talk to me.The ebony handled desk knife that was recently reposted is one that i go back to agian and agian.

Thanks to the Bose,s and to all who have posted here.

FOG
(= fat ol guy).. ê¿ê
 
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Love that Stag Stockman by Reese...and you can't go wrong with a skinner like that!
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Man, love both of those! The stockman by Reese is amazing. Love all that is going on with the D2 skinner by Tony. That dog will hunt! :thumbup:

- Joe
 
Riad's food references are great! That desk knife is yummy, Ashleykate! And Kerry better watch his rear; I see a budding young photographer overtaking:eek:! :D
 
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cmon post whats in your pocket Ho's
 

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Fine Riad. My pictures haven't been so great as of late, but here is one by Reese. Used to belong to another forum member.

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Nice pocket knives Hos!
I hate to ask; - - - - - Riad, is that a HoYoYo??;)
 
It's been a few years since Tony made a knife with this blade, sometimes called a "Modified Wharncliffe", Schrade called this blade profile the Zulu Spear. Blade and spring on this stag beauty is CPM-440v.

This knife is going to a guy that is planning on using it to field dress a deer this season. Good hunting to ya!

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Kinda like this one?
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Great shots of that last one, wish its home was down south.
Jim
 
Simply beautiful blade! I can see it being very useful, and not just to skin a deer.
I thought I'd add a picture of Schrade's version for comparison. Hope no one minds.
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Man I like that!
I think Juan in Panama has one like that
-Vince
 
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