Lets see your woods blades collections for 2011

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Yay for steel and leather! (and a little kydex :D )

Some old, some new. As you can see, I'm pretty set on small blades, where as I am far less decided when it comes to bigger blades.

...Oh, and my awesome work/woods bag from Saddleback Leather. :cool:

I do have a M.U.C.K. coming from Koster sometime this summer as well, and I'm sure I'll pick up a couple more as the season gets going.
 
I have others, but these are the ones I'm most fond of and like to use the most.

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^ thanks :)- it does give me a chance to a get a little more familiar w/ the knives I have- when there are fewer competing for use (of course it wouldn't hurt my feelings to have that "problem" either :D)
 
Saw this thread at sundown so these pictures aren't that good.

Think this will be the main kit for 2011.
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Hopefully wont need the wheel gun but the Pabst is a must!
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My daughter loves tools.
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The USMC is well tested and the Norlund reground hatchet is a great little tool. I'll give the two GB pieces a workout this spring.
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These are the knives that I can't put down lately.
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So most of this will see some use this year.
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I'm really liking the Skookum Bush Tool I have to say. Combined with the Bahco, Norlund/GB hatchet and the +B Bushcrafter I should be set!

I think a Brian Andrews and Ray Laconico are next on the radar.
 
I've since acquired quite a few more fixed blades but this is some of what I jave to chose from when I'm out and about.

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Sorry for the crappy cell phone pics. I really need to buy a camera. :o

In the first shot are: Laconico Nessmuk, Koster EDC and Bushcraft, Fletcher Bush Operator, Landi RSK x2 and Bush shiv, and Fiddleback Bushfinger and production Recluse.
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In next shot are: BK2, SCHF9, Condor Rodan, TOPS Mil-Spie 5, RC-4, TOPS Overlander, RC-3, TOPS UTE, Izula, Mora Bushcraft Triflex, Eskabar, carbon and stainless Mora Clippers, Pocket Bushman, Svord Peasant, and Alox Farmer.
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Lastly: Cold Steel Khukri machete and Frontier hawk (in the process of modding)
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I know that this picture is horrible, but this is the best I've got right now.

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Top is a JK Anniversary Knife

Left to Right: Custom I made, Jeff White French Trade Knife, Koyote Stead Knife, and a Matt Bailey
 
chopchop said:
Here are some of mine. I also have a beautiful JK custom scandi w/ osage scales, a koyote slim finn, & a koster shortness, but they haven't made it out on any trips yet.

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Chop^2 - that white handled one is my fav "machate." Had it for years. :thumbup:

Edited to add: After reading further, I noticed another post on the good 'ol "fishing machate." Well, thqat makes three. ;-)
 
Hi all,

This is one that I will be using in 2011.

Just finished this one up this week. 7" long blade just a tad over 1.5" wide, 3/16" thick, 5" long handle, Elk antler for the handle and brass tubbing for the pins.
I left the forge look on the blade.

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Bryan
 
Bahco laplander folding saw, Busse Basic-11, Mora, Spyderco folding saw, Mark Wohlwend PSK, Mark Wohlwend Camp Knife, Victornox SAK, Bahco Hatchet.
 
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J Williams has some beautiful knives posted in the first page. That said, I'll spend months in the mountains this year with no more than a 4" folder - my back doesn't carry like it used to! :-)
 
What machete is that next to the bottom?

Skrapmetal said:
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Yay for steel and leather! (and a little kydex :D )

Some old, some new. As you can see, I'm pretty set on small blades, where as I am far less decided when it comes to bigger blades.

...Oh, and my awesome work/woods bag from Saddleback Leather. :cool:

I do have a M.U.C.K. coming from Koster sometime this summer as well, and I'm sure I'll pick up a couple more as the season gets going.
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