Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[cigarrodog]

Beautiful colors and textures in that flock Harvey. I love your collection of elderly lambs.

@Ramrodmb - Mark you are posting some fantastic photos!


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Thank you for the kind remarks, Dwight.

A fine image. All your images are beyond fine. I just love how you captured the Damascus on your fabulous Dami Sambar Lamb. It really pops, especially the tip area. Nice job.

 

[flatblackcapo]

YWZA, that's a sensational pic of your ironwood Guardians knife, FBC!

Thanks, FBC.
Your Hartshead Barlow is named Jake?? I think I must have missed the christening!

FBC, is Old Black Betty originally from Vulcan?? Looks like she influenced you to hold her with sort of a low-key Vulcan greeting hand signal (which I only noticed when I saw the shadow on the ground).

FBC, I'm getting the idea you have a severe Beetle infestation! Nice rosewood HHB!

Thanks for all your clever and kind comments, Gary.
I don't think I officially stated that I named the rosewood HHB but the post with the Blues Brothers is when I decided that his name is Jake.

Awsome! Sone how that photo dosen't "bug" me!

Have a great weekend, all!

haha, thanks, Dennis. The horn on your Lambsfoot has some real nice feathering in it.

Thanks Kevin, I'm sure your 'google-foo' has given you more than you ever wanted to know about Lace Sensors and their connection to Fender. If not PM me.
Great picture...my '54 was like that in the mountains here, especially over 8,000 feet above sea level...I can just feel her gasping and shuttering going uphill

Peston, those Lace pickups are pretty interesting. Their AlumaTone pickups caught my attention, for sure.
I know what you mean about old VW's in the hills. I had a 67 Westy with a 1600 that let me know its disapproval of going up hill. Here's a model of another "flat" motor with a little more HP than the 1600 that was in my Westy.

Thanks for the kind words guys, I'm hoping I'll be fully rested, recuperated, and rejuvenated by the end of the year

Juuust long enough to forget how much work it was.

Cool pic Kevin

Thanks Jack, I have been having fun with the Lamb pics lately.

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Charlie @waynorth , I cannot wait to see all of the amazing versions of the Lambsfoot that you will create in the future!

You almost got me with those pics, Greg.

Another fine pic Kevin.

Thanks, Dave. I have been enjoying your pics too. I had no idea that your wife did the paintings.

 

[waverave]

On the side...I love taking photos of flowers I don't normally mix them with knives but this one is well done! Is that Ironwood or Cocobolo?

Morning all!
I'll catch up later, just a quick apology to John @JohnDF, I seem to have problems with names lately, and also Taylor tmd_87 , when quoting them this week! I may have to quit doing this on my phone and use the laptop. Sorry, guys!

More Big 'Un today

Have a great Saturday!!

I need to get a horn version one of these days...a ton of personality to them

Beautiful colors and textures in that flock Harvey. I love your collection of elderly lambs.

@Ramrodmb - Mark you are posting some fantastic photos!


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Beauty

Thanks for all your clever and kind comments, Gary.
I don't think I officially stated that I named the rosewood HHB but the post with the Blues Brothers is when I decided that his name is Jake.


haha, thanks, Dennis. The horn on your Lambsfoot has some real nice feathering in it.


Peston, those Lace pickups are pretty interesting. Their AlumaTone pickups caught my attention, for sure.
I know what you mean about old VW's in the hills. I had a 67 Westy with a 1600 that let me know its disapproval of going up hill. Here's a model of another "flat" motor with a little more HP than the 1600 that was in my Westy.


Juuust long enough to forget how much work it was.

Thanks Jack, I have been having fun with the Lamb pics lately.





You almost got me with those pics, Greg.


Thanks, Dave. I have been enjoying your pics too. I had no idea that your wife did the paintings.

Whatever you are working on there looks super cool...is that for a plane or car?

Hope everyone has a great weekend

 

[Modoc ED]

Not a bad idea, I should plant some aloe, but the plant in that picture is a baby agave. Here's one all grown up!

Unlike @r8shell who keeps her agave in the ground, I prefer to keep my agave in a bottle.

 

[herder]

flatblackcapo, Another neat "miniature" Lambfoot picture, but I still enjoyed the one with the knife lashed down to the roof of the V.W. the most.
waverave, nice group shots.

My son and I were out bow shooting this morning. Nothing wrong with a compound bow, but we both prefer long and recurve bows, as we do traditional knives...
The Hartshead shown sitting on the arrow rest belongs to my son, who also counts Jack as a good friend.

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[WhittlinAway]

Today's harvest and helper:

First Padrón peppers and strawberries of the season. As for the Barlow, today was not its first rodeo.

 

[flatblackcapo]

Whatever you are working on there looks super cool...is that for a plane or car?

Hope everyone has a great weekend

That is a really nice group of Lambs you got theere , Darren.
That motor is out of a 1/12 scale Ferrari 312T kit by Tamiya that I started building about 15 years ago. I'll get that thing finished one of these days, haha.

I'm totin' this little workhorse today.

 

[mitch4ging]

I was fourteen before I could carry a loaded gun hunting. I'm just making up for lost time!

On the top is a Western Field Model M150A, .410 ga, bolt action...kicks like a mule. Dad cut the stock shorter for us.
Next is my treasure. His side by side 20 ga Lefever Nitro'Special.
Bottom one is the .22 Stevens, no model number, no serial number. Not sure how old it is but it's old enough to be legal without a SN.

Very nice, Preston!! Love the old guns! Glad you got some great heirlooms in the family!
Bet the .410 still a great snake gun!
My dad was strict about gun safety as well, but we always went out shooting and made it enjoyable.
Thanks for posting those!

Good Evening Guardians

A very gorgeous shot, John! A great WCLF!

The horn on your Lambsfoot is so beautiful.

Thank you much, Harvey!

What a beautiful Knife fresh out of the tube and mail tonight

They are beauties! Congrats!

Apologies once again for my absence, hoping I can catch up soon

Very nice photo, Jack! Seems like a peaceful place! No apologies needed.

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Looks like a great morning! Love the stag on your lamb!

nice to see that one

Thanks, Jack! It's a great knife!

Thanks, Dennis; Black Jack agrees with you - claims he's handsome and humble!

Very thoughtful (and characteristic), Jack! Congrats on the new equipment, Dennis! Your blond horn lambsfoot looks ready for some serious interstellar action!

Been playing with effects on the cell phone, came out ok, still learning.

Funky Foto, Dennis!

I'm Greatful, Gary!

Black Jack yet again:

ALWAYS worth seeing again!

Beautiful Horn, sir!

Thank you very much, Mark! It's a real treat!

Here's a quick shot of my old Yankee drill. The original "cordless drill"

Very cool! That's going back a bit!

Happy weekend guardians!

Starting the day with a standard Lamb and a standard coffee in a standard mug. Sometimes the basics are just perfect

Just perfect is applicable! Going back to the KISS frame of mind!

Good morning folks! Still loving my Waynorth Ebony. My EDC the past couple weeks ...

Just handy carries there! Great ebony on your WCLF!

I guess I sorta forgot to post my Lambsfoot for today!

Glad you remembered to post it! Looks like a great one, Ron!

Thank you Dennis. Back at you. Love the scales on that A. Wright lambsfoot

Thank you very much, Bill! Love the colors in these horn covers!

Try the pepper jelly on egg rolls. You're welcome.

And on quesadillas!
Your HHB is looking good, and being used, Rachel!

Grand photo, Mark!

 

[mitch4ging]

Good Morning Guardians.
Hopefully life will slow down soon and I'll have more time to devote here.

Does that ever happen?
Nice photo till then, John!

I mainly only use the phone to read this thread, so I don't get too far behind. I can't imagine multi-quoting on it.

Guess I'm use to it, I guess it's easier than dragging out the laptop.

You have a great one there Dennis. I wish GEC had not sworn off horn knives! They are so beautiful.

Thank you very much, Leslie! I agree, all these lambsfeet can't be wrong!

Beautiful shots! Also love the blanket?!

Bonjour, mes amis!

Muy bonito, Vince!!

Dennis, That Horn Lambfoot. Sweet!

Thank you much, kind sir! it does have some great coloring in those covers!

Good Morning Guardians. Wishing you all a fine weekend.

Great photo, Harvey! The ebony on those WCLF's are spectacular!

fantastic photos!

And yours... Awsome photo of a awsome knife! So vivid!

That looks like a really nice friend to have and carry.

Thank you very much! They are great knives to carry!

The horn on your Lambsfoot has some real nice feathering in it.

Thank you much, Kevin! I haven't seen horn from A.Wrights that was not nice!

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Another cool photo of your HHB, Kevin! Very 'motorvating'!

I need to get a horn version one of these days...a ton of personality to them

They do! You would not go amiss getting one!

Hope everyone has a great weekend

Great herd photo! A horn version would fit nicely!

Unlike @r8shell who keeps her agave in the ground, I prefer to keep my agave in a bottle.

Got some Hornitos looking at me now!

Today's harvest and helper:

First Padrón peppers and strawberries of the season. As for the Barlow, today was not its first rodeo.

THE great kitchen aid!! Looks like your HHB is getting some good exercise!

And a little Ironwood for this afternoon/evening...

 

[Half/Stop]

Glad you remembered to post it! Looks like a great one, Ron!

Thanks OG!

 

[TheFactor]

Cheers !

 

[WhittlinAway]

Wow, I'd forgotten what vibrant horn you have on your 2017 Guardians buffalo lambsfoot, Greg!! Is that pic taken at "your spot" on the way to work?

Thanks, GT. And, yup, that's that spot!

I'm glad to see that Black Jack was able to spend some time kicking back in the trees.

THE great kitchen aid!! Looks like your HHB is getting some good exercise!

And a little Ironwood for this afternoon/evening...

It is indeed.

Nice shot of your ironwood. That's quite a bundle of twine it's perched on.

 

[Fodderwing]

A fine image. All your images are beyond fine. I just love how you captured the Damascus on your fabulous Dami Sambar Lamb. It really pops, especially the tip area. Nice job.

Thank you my friend.

Beauty

Thank you much Darren. That's a beautiful line up of lambs you have there.

And yours... Awsome photo of a awsome knife! So vivid!

Much obliged Dennis. Love the patina on that lamb. It just keeps gettin better.


Hauled my dama lamb up on Granite mountain today.

 

[cigarrodog]

mitch4ging Great closeup of your Ironwood Lambsfoot, Dennis.

 

[tmd_87]

Cheers !

Stella on a hot day! That sounds fantastic! Great photo as well!

Carried this bad boy today.

 

[TheFactor]

Stella on a hot day! That sounds fantastic! Great photo as well!

Carried this bad boy today.
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Thanks my friend !
It is tasty and just cracked open another as we speak
Beautiful one you’ve got there

 

[dc50]

Me the Missus and the AC went out for steak, spicy fries and Burbon infused Texas ice Tea

 

[flatblackcapo]

Hauled my dama lamb up on Granite mountain today.

Carried this bad boy today.

There is something about a nice patina on a good knife.

 

[TheFactor]

Me the Missus and the AC went out for steak, spicy fries and Burbon infused Texas ice Tea
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Man that’s looks and sounds good !!
Think I’m going to have to fire up the barbecue and throw on a NewYork to tame the beast

 

[flatblackcapo]

Me the Missus and the AC went out for steak, spicy fries and Burbon infused Texas ice Tea
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Dave, everything about that post is perfect!
Now. I am thirsty, hungry annnd I want to buy a new stag Lambsfoot!