From a recent post in Traditionals. Whats a Buckaroo Pouch and how do they work.
Ya bet
[IMG alt="Mongo"]https://www.bladeforums.com/data/avatars/s/117/117733.jpg?1492197476[/IMG] Mongo . Here's my wife sewing some up yesterday:
There's a slit in the end of the strap. This allows you to back feed it or back braid it onto your belt loop:
Ya can drop the knife in the pouch and put it in your pocket. I tend to carry mine, when I carry a folder, in my left front pocket but took these pics on the other side as most folks seem to prefer the right side.
Ya can stick it in either the front pocket or the rear as shown here:
So basically a Buckaroo Pouch acts as a slip with a tether. It protects the folding knife from keys and debris and also makes access easier. Ya need your knife, just tug up on the tether and the pouch will come out of your pocket. Use your knife and just let the pouch dangle. No misplacing the slip while you use your knife. All done, back in the pouch and back in your pocket. They are extremely popular in the cowboy world. When this is your corner office with a view:
But digging your knife out of a pocket when wearing those leggings can be tricky, particularly if you need it quickly, The Buckaroo Pouch makes that easier. My friend Dave is pulling his knife out at this branding to cut a calf. We didn't make that particular Buckaroo Pouch, I did make his leggings though:
Did make this one though, seen at the same branding, well heck the belt too, come to think of it:
These are extremely popular cause they just work
