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These Lamb Foot knives often just sit in the drawer!! Who will it be, to go for a ride today??
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Jack, that looks like an interesting tour, sure wish Me and the Missus could tag along.Yes, you don't want to upset Lucy.
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Charlie thats the hardest part of being a lambsfoot man, which one to carry?These Lamb Foot knives often just sit in the drawer!! Who will it be, to go for a ride today??
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Still looks good.
Stellar post Dylan!Those mushrooms look great, we don't get those here I'm afraid
These Lamb Foot knives often just sit in the drawer!! Who will it be, to go for a ride today??
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Hey guys, been absent for a little while, my Wife and I recently welcomed twin boys into the world so I am getting caught up on stuff now. In honor of their birth, I had my Waynorth Lambfoot engraved with their initials and birthdate.
I polished off my patina to get it set up for engraving, so now I get to let it age again, I am pretty excited. Keep up the great photos guys, yours look way nicer than mine.
Prester John
E40
Jack Black
Because it's ebony and ebony is awesome.
Congratulations. Great way to mark the occasion.
Ready, Dylan. I'll PM you my address.Alright folks,
I've waited longer than I had intended. It is time to get Linus's adventures started. I had planned on taking him on a proper elk hunt but sadly, I forgot to bring the knife with me a couple weeks ago. That said, I've compiled the names on the list and have them noted below. Per Greg's request, I bumped him down a couple of spots and hopefully no one will mind that I've placed the international folks together to ease any sort of shipping burdens.
Please be communicative to avoid Linus falling through the cracks. If you experience any trouble shipping to the next destination, please get in touch with me and I will assist in whatever manner I can. @Wild Ben, I cannot recall where you are located and I didn't see you on Barrett's map. If you are overseas, then I will move you down with Jack and Chin, I hope you do not mind.
Participants:
Please review the list and let me know if you need to switch spots with anyone or would like to be included or removed. My post regarding this matter is located here and can also be accessed in my signature line: The Extraordinary Adventures of Linus the Lambsfoot!
- @Half/Stop
- @WhittlinAway
- @cigarrodog
- D Dschal
- @Wild Ben
- @flatblackcapo
- @Ramrodmb
- @Cambertree
I have some events planned this weekend including another hunting jaunt. I will hopefully have a tale to tell and will be shipping off to Vince the following Monday if he is ready for it. Everyone's posts regarding Linus will be linked in my original post so that the adventures can be followed somewhat tidily.
Thanks, everyone.
Thank you, Jack. I've been interested in mycology since I was just a boy and I am often fascinated with the types of fungi that grow in other parts of the world. I'd be curious what sorts of mushrooms are more prevalent in your neck of the woods.
It was interesting to me that the mushrooms that I found on my recent trip were considerably different than the ones that I typically come across in the forests that are closer to home. A lot more boletes and milkys, next to no chanterelles and such.
A wonderful collection, Charlie! Obviously, no choice you make will be a poor one.
A couple more mushroom pictures. This one is of a King Bolete, an incredibly choice and delicious mushroom, one of the tastiest I have had.
When I lived in Sheffield, I lived very close to Sheffield University, and every year Roger Phillips ran a short part-time mycology course. As well as lab sessions, there would always be at least a couple of field trips, and it was great to be out in woods with someone with such incredible knowledge, you really felt that you were in safe hands. I did the course a number of times, but that was 25 ago now I'm afraid Hey guys, been absent for a little while, my Wife and I recently welcomed twin boys into the world so I am getting caught up on stuff now. In honor of their birth, I had my Waynorth Lambfoot engraved with their initials and birthdate.
I polished off my patina to get it set up for engraving, so now I get to let it age again, I am pretty excited. Keep up the great photos guys, yours look way nicer than mine.
Alright folks,
I've waited longer than I had intended. It is time to get Linus's adventures started. I had planned on taking him on a proper elk hunt but sadly, I forgot to bring the knife with me a couple weeks ago. That said, I've compiled the names on the list and have them noted below. Per Greg's request, I bumped him down a couple of spots and hopefully no one will mind that I've placed the international folks together to ease any sort of shipping burdens.
Please be communicative to avoid Linus falling through the cracks. If you experience any trouble shipping to the next destination, please get in touch with me and I will assist in whatever manner I can. @Wild Ben, I cannot recall where you are located and I didn't see you on Barrett's map. If you are overseas, then I will move you down with Jack and Chin, I hope you do not mind.
Participants:
Please review the list and let me know if you need to switch spots with anyone or would like to be included or removed. My post regarding this matter is located here and can also be accessed in my signature line: The Extraordinary Adventures of Linus the Lambsfoot!
- @Half/Stop
- @WhittlinAway
- @cigarrodog
- D Dschal
- @Wild Ben
- @flatblackcapo
- @Ramrodmb
- @Cambertree
I have some events planned this weekend including another hunting jaunt. I will hopefully have a tale to tell and will be shipping off to Vince the following Monday if he is ready for it. Everyone's posts regarding Linus will be linked in my original post so that the adventures can be followed somewhat tidily.
Thanks, everyone.
Pàdruig
posted some amazing pictures of mushrooms and I thought this pics could show what I usually see in my walks in eastern Ontario ( NOT EDIBLE LOL )
I'm telling you, Dave, make a schedule and stick to it and you'll be on Easy Street, livin' the dream!Charlie thats the hardest part of being a lambsfoot man, which one to carry?
That's wonderful! Congrats to your family.Hey guys, been absent for a little while, my Wife and I recently welcomed twin boys into the world so I am getting caught up on stuff now. In honor of their birth, I had my Waynorth Lambfoot engraved with their initials and birthdate.
I polished off my patina to get it set up for engraving, so now I get to let it age again, I am pretty excited. Keep up the great photos guys, yours look way nicer than mine.
Hey guys, been absent for a little while, my Wife and I recently welcomed twin boys into the world so I am getting caught up on stuff now. In honor of their birth, I had my Waynorth Lambfoot engraved with their initials and birthdate.
I polished off my patina to get it set up for engraving, so now I get to let it age again, I am pretty excited. Keep up the great photos guys, yours look way nicer than mine.
BeautifulNot like England, where there are actual lambs on the mountain tops. This is New Hampshire.
Awesome touch to your lambfoot Jordan. Congrats on the twin boys!!Hey guys, been absent for a little while, my Wife and I recently welcomed twin boys into the world so I am getting caught up on stuff now. In honor of their birth, I had my Waynorth Lambfoot engraved with their initials and birthdate.
I polished off my patina to get it set up for engraving, so now I get to let it age again, I am pretty excited. Keep up the great photos guys, yours look way nicer than mine.
GT I'll do it!!I'm telling you, Dave, make a schedule and stick to it and you'll be on Easy Street, livin' the dream!
You’ve been a big inspiration Dan!Beautiful
Thank you very much, Jack!
Very cool photo! Looks like an old barn door...
Looks like those Lambs have some teeth, Jack!
Those are the ones that mean the most! Nice, Rachel.
Very cool, Jack! Are you a whistle collector as well?
Thank you so very much for the generous gesture my friend!!
Fantastic photograph, Vince!
More great generosity shown here, Gary!
Fantastic!
Great giveaway, Jack, and congratulations Gary 》>>Rachel!
Just amazing the generosity shown by ALL here in the very special part of the porch!
Not sure how to read the "21" part, so I'll just say Happy 21st birthday!
Great looking cake...mmmm, cake, and Lamb!
....but where's Dale??
Cool buddy you have, and cool photos!
Indeed!
Hope you're healing up ok?
Cool sheath and a awsome looking Lambsfoot!!
