Did your Traditional knife get a workout today? -Part II

[Turk88]

Not today, but at the end of last week the Buck 118 helped clean and process my first wild turkey! This is the D2 version and man does that blade hold its edge well.

 

[556hunter]

^^^ I love everything about this pic very nice sir!

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Congratulations on that fine tom, great knife too.

Chris

 

[Hammer67]

Nice Tom!

I used my Behring Trout & Bird to prep a nice slab of salmon for the smoker today:

and the little L.T. Wright for harvesting some chives from the garden:

 

[Turk88]

Thanks all! That was the first big game animal I processed with the 118 and the d2 blade did a fantastic job field dressing and processing the meat. A breast magically got wrapped in bacon and tasted oh so good.

I'm doing a little more cleanup work with the knife on the tail, beard, and feet to have something to put on the wall. Pictures to come when it all dries and I remember

 

[Gevonovich]

Smithhammer

Two great picutes of those two beauties!! I always enjoy your shots

Turk88
Great looking bird and even betting looking dinner!! Just a bacon wrapped masterpiece. My compliment to the chef!

 

[556hunter]

This schrade stockman helped prep this rattlesnake skin for tanning.

 

[Brumby53]

#23 & one less fox

 

[556hunter]

Beautiful fox Brumby what's the handle material on that 23? I like it

Ryan

 

[Brumby53]

Beautiful fox Brumby what's the handle material on that 23? I like it

Ryan

Thanks Ryan,

 

[556hunter]

Very nice knife either way:thumbup: I really like seeing knives out to use and not just collected.

 

[556hunter]

My KABAR trimmed up some axis tonight for the grill. It's got a heck of an edge on it, it's a really pleasure to use

 

[pertinux]

The irony being, of all my knives I'd intended to maintain this one's "pocket jewelry" status unsullied.

Wouldn't you know, I carried it on a day I didn't anticipate needing a screwdriver (read: Radio Knife or Crown Lifter) or encountering anything more challenging than, say, "tape," and ran smack into an apple I could not resist.

Now Flitz'd:

A pocket jewel still, if less etchy:

~ P.

 

[Whetstone39]

My twine cutter. Had to bundle up the remnants of some bushes I took down this morning.

 

[nugun55]

Trimming trees & cutting twine. This is the tool for yard work. :thumbup:

 

[Stich2442]

Used the Moose to help build a quick makeshift table for a cookout later this weekend, some stakes for targets on the range, lemonade for me and my daughter and some lemon basil chicken





Pete

 

[5K Qs]

Nice, Pete! :thumbup::thumbup: That must have been one tired moose by the end of the day!

- GT

 

[digital9ja]

Yep, it's May in Michigan!

 

[paulhilborn]

My #38 helped whittle this...whatever "this" is

 

[combatjiujitsu]

Lunch