Will Power
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oldtymer Very well proportioned knife that one with an excellent Master Spear. Great item.
Thanks, Will
Thanks, Will
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Stag Saturday - Let's See Some Traditional Stag!
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Thanks for the comments Will. I know you like Acrylics, here's the brother same size & blades with "Cracked Ice" covers.
Best Regards, George
Will Power
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George Just grand! Very effective.
Thanks, Will
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Some of the knicest imitation stag I've seen 60s Kabar Folding Hunter...
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That just about covers it...
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I am going to start off this Stag Saturday with this beautiful '08 Northfield 73 Scout that I got from Mr. Hilburn.My best to you Paul! :thumbup:
That is still a beauty Ron !!!!!!
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I think this is probably my favorite thread on the Porch! :thumbup: I look forward to every Saturday when I can at least vicariously participate in STAG SATURDAY!! I think I must have been born a stag addict, because I adore the few stag-handled knives I own, and I just get a big grin on my face looking at other people's stag knives.
This week is no exception: every post is fantastic, in my biased opinion!
:thumbup: Is that called an Ettrick pattern, or something else? (Long-term exposure to stag photos seems to affect my brain's processing abilities. )
Stunning, staggering stag display, sir! :thumbup::thumbup:
I'm gonna post pics of the stag canoes I have, sort of a stag regatta to "ring in spring":
Colt
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Buck
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I look forward to every Saturday when I can at least vicariously participate in STAG SATURDAY!! I think I must have been born a stag addict, because I adore the few stag-handled knives I own, and I just get a big grin on my face looking at other people's stag knives. This week is no exception: every post is fantastic, in my biased opinion!
Splendid kick-off, Ron; congrats on your new stag 73! :thumbup: I get pretty weak-in-the-knees over the stag 73s that came out last spring or summer, but I didn't realize there were some fantastic stag 73s eight years ago! Anxiously awaiting a shot of your new Scout with blade open, Ron.I am going to start off this Stag Saturday with this beautiful '08 Northfield 73 Scout that I got from Mr. Hilburn.
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Robin, that curvaceous stag Ablett is downright sensual!
:thumbup: Is that called an Ettrick pattern, or something else? (Long-term exposure to stag photos seems to affect my brain's processing abilities. )Brett, your 2014 Forum knife is getting "gorgeouser" by the day!
There's a lot of stag to love there, BLB! :thumbup:
I'm not a fixed blade guy at all, but I have to admit that some of the most heart-tugging stag I've seen has been on fixed blades! hamsco, that's a very cool pic; you've got the grand canyon going there in that "length of the handle" shot! :thumbup:Fixed Bird and Trout H731
Keith, that is a fantastic-looking knife, with the stag and the fancy bolsters (and the edge on that blade - did you put that on yourself?!?), but I don't recognize it at all. Can you give some details, please? Thanks! :thumbup:
That sure does, Ted!!...
That just about covers it...
Stunning, staggering stag display, sir! :thumbup::thumbup:I'm gonna post pics of the stag canoes I have, sort of a stag regatta to "ring in spring":
Colt
Schrade-Wostenholm I*XL
Rough Rider
Buck
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Harry - I was joking to Paul after I received the knife about this stag being a lot like me, old and mellowed.
Thank you it is a beauty.I think this is probably my favorite thread on the Porch! :thumbup:
This week is no exception: every post is fantastic, in my biased opinion!
Splendid kick-off, Ron; congrats on your new stag 73! :thumbup: I get pretty weak-in-the-knees over the stag 73s that came out last spring or summer, but I didn't realize there were some fantastic stag 73s eight years ago! Anxiously awaiting a shot of your new Scout with blade open, Ron.
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Gary - Thanks for the kind words.
I will have to see about another photo for you. The Buck Stag Canoe is my pick of the ones you have shown here.:thumbup:
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Ooh I like the Buck Canoe, that looks so perfect. :thumbup:
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I think this is probably my favorite thread on the Porch! :thumbup:
I'm not a fixed blade guy at all, but I have to admit that some of the most heart-tugging stag I've seen has been on fixed blades! hamsco, that's a very cool pic; you've got the grand canyon going there in that "length of the handle" shot! :thumbup:
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Glad you enjoyed the "Canyon" Stag.
Scott
A little mid-week bump, since I took photos this Saturday of my carry and just got too busy to post 'em. From top to bottom in the top pic: A Kissing Crane gunstock NKCA 1980 club knife, a Queen #14 peanut, and a German Bull GB-106 stockman.
