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Great looking knives, kyturkey. What models are they? I'd like to hear about your trapping also. Maybe we need a JK hunting/trapping thread; it tis the season.
 
Ive always dreamed about trapping one day. Dont even know any old timers around here who still do it.
Hell I would almost pay to join someone on their line for a couple of days.
 
YoungCurmudgeon said:
Great looking knives, kyturkey. What models are they? I'd like to hear about your trapping also. Maybe we need a JK hunting/trapping thread; it tis the season.
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The red handled one, I drew up for one of John's design contests. I went to John's shop and we made it, the handles are old firehose. No official name as it's the only one made, but I like it.

I don't remember the model of the other one. I think John called it a bird and trout or small game knife or maybe a paring knife, not sure. (Maybe John knows) I used it skinning coons this last winter during trapping season. Last winter was my third trapping, and also the least amount of time I spent trapping since I started. I've caught coyotes, coons, possums, skunks, a bobcat, and a neighbors dog (released unharmed). It's been fun, I enjoy being out.
 
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Enjoying my second cup of coffee while looking through these pics. Many of you have some awesome JKs:thumbup: Here is a
pair I carried this spring. An unusual but effective Nessmuk Trio when I add a Vic Farmer.
 
I really liked those Spike Hawks. That was the first one I ever made, I believe you bought it second hand.
 
already putting her to work.....



why i love O1:



made some new sheaths for both of my fav JKs. between these two, i have all my fixed blade needs covered.

 
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The color composition of this photo is fantastic. Great picture. The Bluegill looks awesome. It will be interesting to see how the Osage ages over time.
 
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