Can you identify this hen & rooster?

[wgartman]

My dad told me that he really liked this knife but he completely wore it out. It is probably 20-25 years old. Does anyone know what it is? Where I might find another? Is it a quarter-horse?

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[wgartman]

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[onojoe]

You'll probably have more luck in the traditional sub forum

 

[afishhunter]

Hen and Rooster is now one of the Frost brands.

Not sire what the model name or number of that one is, or if it's a current production model.

 

[eisman]

It's a Canoe pattern with the normal three blade types for a Stockman (as opposed to a Whittler which would have both the small blades on the same side). It's not current production.

 

[Hickory n steel]

It's a Canoe pattern with the normal three blade types for a Stockman (as opposed to a Whittler which would have both the small blades on the same side). It's not current production.

More specifically a gunboat style of canoe, but yeah.
What he said.

 

[wgartman]

Thanks guys. I'll try to see if I can find one from an H&R collector.