Hunting Season - Traditional

[gunstockjack]

Virgin season for the Blackjack; thing is amazingly sharp and cuts like a warm knife through butter. The 73 is a lot of blade in a small package and did the majority of the butchering (along with a Case boning knife). The spey blade works especially well for cleaning meat of unwanted tissue.

 

[Double Ott]

Two custom Blackjack 125's and a Bark River Custom Hunter (middle).

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Tom

 

[gunstockjack]

Two custom Blackjack 125's and a Bark River Custom Hunter (middle).

Tom

Those are beautiful Tom!

 

[Blueberry815]

I carry my 1977 case hammerhead for my gutting knife. And my tb case saddlehorn in my pocket.

 

[W.M.B.]

buck 110, shrade sharp finger, and usually a small case in my pocket for fidgeting with when Im bored.

 

[Mack]

I've yet to figure out who made this one but it is a fantastic little hunting knife. It's traveled a lot of miles with me and been bloodied quite often over the years.

 

[RDFinn]

Be carrying a pair of Dowell Carbon Fiber's...

 

[VANCE]

cool looking knives RDF

 

[pinnah]

Wow. Some real stunners.

 

[Old Hunter]

Those Blackjack and Bark Rivers are nice - they shout "Randall" influence in their style, very nice! I agree pinnah, lots of stunning knives in this thread. Here is my Randall hunting knife, it may get used if I take a third deer this season. OH

 

[Kalsu]

Right now I'm primarily focused on bird hunting, so I've been carrying this one quite a bit:

Along with whatever folding knife I'm also carrying.

That is a really nice looking knife. What is it?

 

[Jclapsaddle]

Love that drop point with san mai...very nice!

 

[Hammer67]

That is a really nice looking knife. What is it?

Thanks! It's a Blind Horse 'Bird & Trout' with fiddleback maple and black liners. I've cleaned over a dozen grouse with it so far this season and it still cuts like a scalpel.