Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Rufus1949]

Bonus pic of the day


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Nice capture Steve.

 

[SteveC]

Nice capture Steve.

Thanks Bob, quite the contrast to the pile side.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

 

[birdsbeaks]

I've been carrying this new Bex lamb from Jack but have decided that she's better riding loose in the pocket - rugged and ready to work, the slip life doesn't suit her. Fortunately, Jeremy's incredible slip fits my old Snakewood Albers fine and should see more carry now that she's got some leather personal protective equipment.

 

[Jack Black]

Hi Jack, all of these are postimg (I think) hosted. You may have a stale DNS entry; I've noticed they rotate their server IP address frequently.

Have a pleasant day over in Bradford!

Thanks a lot for your help buddy

Just about to have a morning coffee. Have a good one. .

Hope you have a great day Leon

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Here you go Jack

Aw, thanks Steve, that's a great shot

Bonus pic of the day


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Really cool Pile side too

 

[Jack Black]

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That looks like a decent coffee machine Jack Cool pic

I've been carrying this new Bex lamb from Jack but have decided that she's better riding loose in the pocket - rugged and ready to work, the slip life doesn't suit her. Fortunately, Jeremy's incredible slip fits my old Snakewood Albers fine and should see more carry now that she's got some leather personal protective equipment.

 

[Fodderwing]

That jigging is beyond incredible! I could fall into it. Beautiful.

Thanks Michael. It is pretty dramatic for sure!

Bob, I’ve been known to freely use a lot of four-letter words, but “diet” isn’t one of them.

Amen and Amen.

I have my wife collect newspapers at her work for me occasionally. Need ‘em for the charcoal chimney starter. They certainly aren’t as ubiquitous as they used to be

I stumbled on a big plastic "tote" level full of newspapers a while back and snatched em up as if they were gold!

Fantastic jigging!

Thanks Barrett. Cosimo is a wizard!

Morning Guardians! Looks like everyone is off to a good start. Very pleasant out this morning. Have a stress test at the cardiologist this afternoon. Hope y'all have fair winds and following seas today

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Hope it went well David. Is it a physical stress test or chemical?

Dwight that coat looks as if it is a living skin.

Ain't it so amigo!

Amazing jigging

Thanks buddy.

G Butler Lamb today

Wow

Bonus pic of the day


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I love both sides of that lamb!

 

[peanutsxx]

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GL-24 is super as is the cup and machine.

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[peanutsxx]

Where's the blown-mind emjoi?

 

[Jack Black]

 

[Trey Fuller]

Still Bobstag

That’s a cool one. Who made it

 

[cudgee]

Where's the blown-mind emjoi?

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[Trey Fuller]

Have a safe trip and a wonderful vacation, Paul. Sweet stag lamb!

Carrying one of Eric’s finest today.

He sure makes some good lookin stuff

 

[Trey Fuller]

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How’s the pull on these

 

[Trey Fuller]

Sorry for my horrible guardianship everyone. About through my last day of work before my 2 week vacation. Will be going down to Texas to get the family. There may be a weekend in Vegas thrown in . I’m looking forward to life getting back to normal and being on the forum like I want to. Carrying the stag Charlie today.

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My favorite

 

[SteveC]

I've been carrying this new Bex lamb from Jack but have decided that she's better riding loose in the pocket - rugged and ready to work, the slip life doesn't suit her. Fortunately, Jeremy's incredible slip fits my old Snakewood Albers fine and should see more carry now that she's got some leather personal protective equipment.

Great picture !

Aw, thanks Steve, that's a great shot

Really cool Pile side too

Thanks Jack !

Thanks Michael. It is pretty dramatic for sure!

Amen and Amen.



Wow

I love both sides of that lamb!

Thanks buddy !

Reminds me of a honeycomb

 

[cudgee]

That's pretty profound my friend

You inspired me with the African Rosewood post.

 

[black mamba]

Dwight, that jigging is just soooo "off the charts!"

 

[5K Qs]

The Lambshark is a Taylor design that he released under other labels he owned, long before he acquired Schrade. He must have liked the design since he brought it back when he took over the Schrade name. Here's one from 1979 under his Bear Creek brand. There is no country of origin on it. I'm fairly certain these were made in Japan despite the Kingsport, TN tangstamp.
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Mike, I had completely forgotten that you had that awesome stag version of a pre-Taylor/Schrade Landshark. Thanks for reposting it here!

Here's another pic of my LambShark, posed on the "trunk" of a wisteria vine that's trying to eat my house, as well as any oak trees foolish enough to let the wisteria extend a tendril onto an oak branch. (Something about the knife looks distorted to me - maybe the blade and the handle are displayed using different "scale factors"? - and I don't know how it happened. I have a couple of other outdoor LambShark photos that look odd to me.)


- GT