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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Thanks, but I came late to the party and just following everyone's example.Thanks, Jack, and I love seeing "The Ram." But you are like Bob and several others in that you have so darn many nice lambs, I don't know how you select one to carry. If I had that many I'd go nuts!
P.S. - Fantastic horn, Dale, you posted while I was composing! Bob, you're among the very best here on BFC.
Very nice indeed.Whelp, have been slapped really hard with a huge slap of blessing. It’s one of those knife gifts that transcends the knife itself and really symbolizes a great friendship. @321Bandaid Chris surprised me with this over the top @Cosimo De Benedetto lamb #12.
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What a beautiful knife in every way. Thank you Chris. I have a handful of lambs, but they have not made the everyday rotation tray. This one is going to be a pocket hog for the foreseeable future.
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Included was this awesome coin, which is a perfect gift. And of course, both were given a set of silky leather pants by the one and only @sbh06 Jeremy Alley. This is some of my favorite leather from you my man!
What a great project Paul @Jakeywax31 ! I’m proud to be #12.
I will definitely have to hang with the Guardians more often now that I have such a beaut!
So kind Dale. It's looking good in your hands.
Hope it is loosening up for you. My nails are still growng back.
you've got stick with it Bob, I'm glad I didn't give up on the oak., it did claim a few nails in the process
) grow like weeds around here. On the right side of the pic, the things with what look like little yellow flowers on top, are proto-bananas. They'll get bigger (and turn yellow) over the next week or two. 
The most recent addition to the flock is this Rosecraft Sweetwater Creek Senator that fell out of the mailbox this afternoon.
Why did Rosecraft go for the "Senator" pattern before a more traditional swayback? What am I gonna call this one given I already have a lamb dubbed the "Stagnator" - "Stagnator: The Second Term?" Kinda wordy... and confusing... maybe it fits the theme...
While I may never get the answer to any of the above questions, one thing I know is this: If all Red Deer stag had these genetics, I don't think I'd turn my nose up at it quite as often as I tend to.
The knife is sitting on a banana flower. Because in autumn in the tropics, harvesting fruit is what we do instead of admiring pretty color-changing leaves. Bananas, the world's largest herb (and the fruit is, botanically speaking, a giant berry
Fine-looking horn!
Thank you my friend, but I have to tell you, I AM mad!Thanks, Jack, and I love seeing "The Ram." But you are like Bob and several others in that you have so darn many nice lambs, I don't know how you select one to carry. If I had that many I'd go nuts!
P.S. - Fantastic horn, Dale, you posted while I was composing! Bob, you're among the very best here on BFC.
Another great pic of your DamLamb 
A strange choice, and they're probably lucky Wright's don't have the cash to be litigious!The most recent addition to the flock is this Rosecraft Sweetwater Creek Senator that fell out of the mailbox this afternoon.
Why did Rosecraft go for the "Senator" pattern before a more traditional swayback? What am I gonna call this one given I already have a lamb dubbed the "Stagnator" - "Stagnator: The Second Term?" Kinda wordy... and confusing... maybe it fits the theme...
While I may never get the answer to any of the above questions, one thing I know is this: If all Red Deer stag had these genetics, I don't think I'd turn my nose up at it quite as often as I tend to.
The knife is sitting on a banana flower. Because in autumn in the tropics, harvesting fruit is what we do instead of admiring pretty color-changing leaves. Bananas, the world's largest herb (and the fruit is, botanically speaking, a giant berry
Maybe they'll do a Swayback next The knives are a little more expensive here, but I couldn't resist picking up one of the Sandalwood models for examination purposes That looks good Will, great photos, as always
That looks good Will, great photos, as always
I had a similar thought when they were first announced. Copying the pattern is one thing - but borrowing the (bizarre) name too!! Well, I never!A strange choice, and they're probably lucky Wright's don't have the cash to be litigious!
Interesting take on Fall in the tropics.The most recent addition to the flock is this Rosecraft Sweetwater Creek Senator that fell out of the mailbox this afternoon.
Why did Rosecraft go for the "Senator" pattern before a more traditional swayback? What am I gonna call this one given I already have a lamb dubbed the "Stagnator" - "Stagnator: The Second Term?" Kinda wordy... and confusing... maybe it fits the theme...
While I may never get the answer to any of the above questions, one thing I know is this: If all Red Deer stag had these genetics, I don't think I'd turn my nose up at it quite as often as I tend to.
The knife is sitting on a banana flower. Because in autumn in the tropics, harvesting fruit is what we do instead of admiring pretty color-changing leaves. Bananas, the world's largest herb (and the fruit is, botanically speaking, a giant berry
Beautiful pattern to your horn.
Thanks, gents!
I had a similar thought when they were first announced. Copying the pattern is one thing - but borrowing the (bizarre) name too!! Well, I never!
"...examination purposes."
That's a good one
Interesting take on Fall in the tropics.
Enough banter and they may change their ways, with regards to names and designs.
Thanks Bob !Sweet pic Steve
Thanks Jack !Beautiful pattern to your horn.
Nice Score Barry matey, that's outstanding!
The Bone Jigging is beautiful, I wonder- does he do his own Jig work?Whelp, have been slapped really hard with a huge slap of blessing. It’s one of those knife gifts that transcends the knife itself and really symbolizes a great friendship. @321Bandaid Chris surprised me with this over the top @Cosimo De Benedetto lamb #12.
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What a beautiful knife in every way. Thank you Chris. I have a handful of lambs, but they have not made the everyday rotation tray. This one is going to be a pocket hog for the foreseeable future.
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Included was this awesome coin, which is a perfect gift. And of course, both were given a set of silky leather pants by the one and only @sbh06 Jeremy Alley. This is some of my favorite leather from you my man!
What a great project Paul @Jakeywax31 ! I’m proud to be #12.
I will definitely have to hang with the Guardians more often now that I have such a beaut!
Yet another- The Guardians are getting a few of these stunners turn up- Great to see!
Love that Steve! Horn really comes to life and shows all it's brilliance in it's translucency with Natural Sunlight!
That's good to hear mate
Gerrawaywiyer! As they say in Yorkshire!
I know I probably wouldn't understand if said in that accent - in NZ terms, get away with ya!
I can’t get enough of that horn!
