Pants for a Turley

BackwoodsBummin'

BackwoodsBummin'

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Hey guys.

I've been lurking around for a while, posting a little every now and then, but I've never actually said "Hello."

So "Hello everyone." I dig this subforum. I check this one and the ESEE subforum every morning and night. Kind of addicting:rolleyes:

Anyway, I am getting a new Turley Dogwood Creek in the next couple of weeks. Been on order since January:eek: I'm pretty excited about the knife as I think it'll be a fine woods blade. Only problem is it doesn't come with a sheath.

That's where you guys come in. I'm looking to have a good leather sheath made for it. Any suggestions?

I have a JRE bushcraft sheath for my Bark River and one of Koyote Girl's fine sheaths for my Koyote EDC.

Both of these sheaths are fantastic. Top shelf craftsmanship all the way around. Just wanting to broaden my horizons a bit and see what else is out there.

Oh yeah. Looking to keep it around $50-$60.

Thanks for the help.
 
A fine resource indeed Skab!

Out of curiosity, where does one obtain the materials and tools to make a leather sheath?
 
Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Looks like there is a bit of expense involved in initial setup costs to make my own sheaths. I'll have to work on acquiring all the necessary tools. But for now I think I'm going to have a professional make me a sheath.

Any other recommendations would be appreciated.

Scott. Email inbound.
 
BB-- there are a lot of great leather-workers and sheath makers here on BF.. i'm sure you can easlily find someone to help you out... myself included..:) drop me a line if you don't find anybody, i can make you a sheath...

where abouts in Cali. are you...
 
HA! Pants for a turkey. I may have to go catch one just so I can make that post with the photos to prove it!

Mtnfolk, I live about 2 hours east of you in Calaveras County.
 
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