New Hunter

[Reggie Barker]

New style hunter for me. Haven't come up with a name yet. Any ideas?

Forged 01 blade 4 1/2" long and 9 1/4" oal Stab spalted pecan handle

 

[Keith Montgomery]

Really nice. I like the clip point nessmuk look that the blade has.

 

[Bailey Bradshaw]

Reggie,

Looks Great!! I like the tip, and looks like you can run your index finger to the swell at the spine and really use it for delicate work.

 

[bradley hooper]

Great hunter. I like that design.

 

[KnifeHead]

That's a great old style looking hunter. It is somewhat Nessmuk shaped so you could call it a Nessmuk Hunter.

I love the spalted pecan too. Did you stabilize it yourself?

 

[Kevin Jones]

Very functional and versatile piece.
Really like the spalted pecan grain.

 

[Danbo]

I was able to hold this knife in Little Rock the other day. It literally melts into your hand, like few knives can. :thumbup:

 

[Russ Andrews]

Unique knife....I like it.

Tip reminds me of the head of a Hognose snake.

 

[Reggie Barker]

Do I call it hognose or nessmuck?

 

[Keith Montgomery]

I think Hognose Hunter would be a good name.

 

[canineforge]

Do I call it hognose or nessmuck?

Lots of knives out there with the nessmuck name. I like hognose. And, I like the knife.

- Joe

 

[Reggie Barker]

No I didn't stab it myself and I like Hognose so Hognose it is.
Reggie

 

[KnifeHead]

No I didn't stab it myself and I like Hognose so Hognose it is.
Reggie

Hognose! :thumbup:

 

[jdm61]

Nice looking blade, Mr. Barker. A bit smaller than the monster choppers that we are used to seeing you wield at the shows Hognose is a good name. Funny how you sometimes come up with a name out of the blue that just seems to fit, isn't it?:thumbup: