Just A Picture - Traditional Picture Show

[esnyx]

A little different from the others posted here, but traditional nonetheless.



- Christian

Beautiful khuk Christian! What is the handle material? The texture on that hatchet it also very cool! :thumbup:

The bowie is also a jaw dropper! The edge quench came out very nicely!! Beautiful assortment of sharp objects!:applouse:

 

[Primble]

Brewed since 1865. I think Hamm's qualifies as a "traditional" beverage.

That sure is a pretty spot SH! :thumbup:

 

[Hammer67]

Your really workin on me, SH! I would love to be standing there with a fly rod in one hand and a Hamms in the other...taking it all in!

That sure is a pretty spot SH! :thumbup:

Thanks, gents. That's up near the Henry's Fork of the Snake (and that's all I'm gonna say...). I was up there for work yesterday, and on a good day, my work involves going to places like that. I can't complain one bit...

 

[Primble]

I was up there for work yesterday, and on a good day, my work involves going to places like that. I can't complain one bit...

hmmm - got me thinking Smithhammer - Fish & Wildlife? Division of Forestry? Professional Fly Fisherman? Gettin' warm on any guess?

 

[CJZ]

 

[kamagong]

Beautiful khuk Christian! What is the handle material? The texture on that hatchet it also very cool! :thumbup:

The bowie is also a jaw dropper! The edge quench came out very nicely!! Beautiful assortment of sharp objects!:applouse:

Thanks Evan. The khukuri is handled in buffalo horn. I have a few with the stuff, but I stay away from it now. I don't like how "alive" it is.

The 'hawk was forged from a worn rasp.

 

[Gevonovich]

Thanks, gents. That's up near the Henry's Fork of the Snake (and that's all I'm gonna say...). I was up there for work yesterday, and on a good day, my work involves going to places like that. I can't complain one bit...

I thought it looked familiar! I have been blessed to witness the Snake in Wyoming. A national treasure.

 

[Hammer67]

hmmm - got me thinking Smithhammer - Fish & Wildlife? Division of Forestry? Professional Fly Fisherman? Gettin' warm on any guess?

Well, I used to be one of those. You're gettin' warm!

I thought it looked familiar! I have been blessed to witness the Snake in Wyoming. A national treasure.

It sure is. One heck of an impressive river, from one end to the other. :thumbup:

 

[Will Power]

 

[JustinR]

Lot of talk on Charlows these days but Queen and Case make damn fine barlows as well.

Robeson Mastercraft, Robeson Shuredge, and Queen Dan Burke

 

[B.F.U]

The Rendezvous

 

[Alnamvet68]

 

[Medevack1]

Here is my latest

 

[yatsunil]

 

[Spameater12003]

Camilllus #69 Deluxe Premium Stockman in Cabone - 1973/74 and that is the actual name in the catalog. Marketer's have not changed.

 

[philllll]

 

[hunterjrg]

Brewed since 1865. I think Hamm's qualifies as a "traditional" beverage.

Just an absolute great pic! Are you a guide then?
Last time I found a Hamms was in a little town called Elk City in Idaho while elk hunting. Brought back some memories with a couple older fellas I was with.

 

[bearsquared]

 

[Gevonovich]

Road trip through Milam County with my Shapleigh Hardware DE.

Walkin in High Cotton ( Isn't that a song?)

Into the Setting Sun

Shapleigh DE in my pocket

 

[Pipeman]

Here are two of my latest addiction.

Best regards

Robin