Contest!!!!

[Rotte]

Stomper in the moonlight:

 

[j williams]

Heres some old school gear. An arrowhead I found last summer.

In the tradition of Keppys. Heres a few....
Ancient printing of kepharts book

CR

ML

JK

And a CS hawk...

Khuk? Why not....

Trad guns?? Sure.

Ruger single six, and a chinese sks

And it dont get more trad then a genuine Colt 1911 commander, and the blade that stood up to it.

Sorry for gettin carried away... I was in a picture postin mood...

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

My baby- with the handle I put on it but have not completed yet- this thing has treated me well for years:

The most used camp knife in my collection:

My oldest slipjoint as well:

Good luck to everybody (but more for me)

 

[pitdog]

Here is an old knife I have, not traditional in the sense of a Kephart or Roach Belly but still a bit of a classic.....

 

[JK Knives]

Nice old riggers knife!

 

[jds1]

These two knives were made by a friend of mine in his primitive forge from a chunk of old car spring.

I guess firepistons are pretty "traditional" too.

How about a waxed cotton rucksack and a leather possibles bag?

Jeff

 

[rooikat]

Traditional cooking area

 

[rooikat]

Traditional exceptionally fierce sheltie behind her rough-finish fence

The finest tomahawk I have ever seen.

 

[rooikat]

Throwback to when it was the size of the bullet that mattered, not the size of the magazine.

 

[rooikat]

My favorite hand-forged bowie. Big, but very light and quick in the hand.

Sometimes the old ways are best. This is how we heat Casa de Rooikat.

Fuji choosing her neckknife for the day.

My 'new' traditional pocketknife.

 

[C Bryant]

I'm in... sort of. Enjoy the pictures! As much as I would LOVE to win the Roach Belly, I have already been lucky enough to win your anniversary knife contest which was incredible. Since I have already won a fantastic knife I want to sit this one out in hopes that someone who does not have pleasure of owning one of your fine knives has a better chance. Thanks for such a kick a$$ contest and prize.

Sorry...I really like this group shot

....and one more similar shot

 

[fivefold]

This is the first "custom" knife I bought over 25 years ago. It's a bowen and it has remained one of my favorites over the years

 

[rooikat]

Nice pictures, everyone!!

 

[pitdog]

I'm in... sort of. Enjoy the pictures! As much as I would LOVE to win the Roach Belly, I have already been lucky enough to win your anniversary knife contest which was incredible. Since I have already won a fantastic knife I want to sit this one out in hopes that someone who does not have pleasure of owning one of your fine knives has a better chance. Thanks for such a kick a$$ contest and prize.

Sorry...I really like this group shot

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I like that group shot as well buddy, awesome collection !!!!:thumbup:

 

[BenchmadeBoy]

Here is an old knife I have, not traditional in the sense of a Kephart or Roach Belly but still a bit of a classic.....

Pitdog! I have a knife just like that from my grandfather. Sturdy and well-made!! :thumbup:

 

[cmdionne]

Well John mentioned hunting shacks so here's a picture of my uncle's camp that I hunt out of each season.

This is a view from the porch of camp and the building in the picture is the sauna, a traditional fixture of any true UP hunting camp. There's no better way to wind down after a cold day in the woods then sitting in the sauna with a cup of bourbon.

Here's a view of the whole camp from the front, my jeep is in the frame. My cousin set up his pop up blind in the parking lot as a joke, telling people who would stop in that it was his spot for the season.

 

[JK Knives]

Let`s see now, only 19 guys are interested in a free knife? Looks like this one will be a real popular model!

 

[cybrok]

Not really for outdoor, but it sure is traditional:

It's my great grandfather's straight razor, I use it frequently.

Before resto:

After resto:

More razors (the center DE is my father's)

As for traditional outdoor stuff:

Not really outdoor, but Opinels have been there for decades:

 

[kyturkey]

Here's my entry. A muzzleloader my dad put together, that's taken a few deer. The top knife pictured came from Germany, a friend gave it to my dad years ago. It's cleaned several deer also.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

awesome guys... i figured i might as well get in on this one too... i have been super busy lately and haven't had much time to spend online...

here's a few pics... i tend to prefer more traditional style knives and gear...

my ML camp/butcher knife....

a fiddleback nessie and a few ML's...

well it doesn't get much more traditional than traditional archery...

a quiver and some arrows i made...

how about some bluegrass music??