The Sunday Picture Show (July 3rd, 2022)

[DeSotoSky]

Hello and welcome to the Sunday Picture Show. Share your Buck knives with others by posting pictures of them here. New or old, plain or custom, user or safe queen, one or a collection, we love to see them all. This weekly tradition was started in 2010 by ItsTooEarly (Armand Hernandez) and Oregon (Steve Dunn). Help keep the tradition alive. Feel free to click that 'LIKE' but lets not let it replace discussing and complimenting each others knives. Above all, enjoy the show. DeSotoSky (Roger Yost)


This Day in History. July 3, 1778 The Wyoming Massacre (Wyoming Valley, Pennsylvania)
Probably one of the most brutal and one sided encounters of the Revolutionary war. It was a disaster as the inexperienced militiamen panicked and ran. Only about 60 Patriots escaped. The Loyalists and Iroquois tortured and killed almost all who were captured, and only five prisoners were taken alive. It was reported that the Indian allies had taken 227 scalps. 360 American civilians including women and children were massacred; many others died of starvation or exposure. John Butler commanding the British forces reported only two Loyalist Rangers and one Indian killed out of 1,000 men, and eight Indians wounded. He claimed that his force took 227 scalps, burned 1,000 houses, and drove off 1,000 cattle plus many sheep and hogs.

Battle of Wyoming - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Buck offered alot of really nice Stag in the 2006/2007 catalogs. This 1 of 1000 Stag 124 Frontiersman was in the 2006 catalog.

 

[Chilebrown]

 

[gedlicks]

Thanks for getting the show up and running Roger. Stag is one of my favorite handle materials.
Here is a couple more 124's from the same run as Rogers (DeSotoSky).

 

[Pony_Hernandez]

Man, those stag Frontiersmen look gorgeous.

My setup for today.

 

[GPyro]

Thanks for the show everyone.

Here's my 124 stag.
I like how the handle widens at the guard to match the blade.
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Thanks.

 

[pjsjr]

Thanks for getting the Sunday Picture Show under way and the historical snapshot. Thanks also to all who post photos and comment.
I do love stag. I no 124 with stag, yet. I do have this 124 with ram's horn, a 110 and 112 with some nice stag offered by the BCCI some years ago.

 

[tiguy7]

Thank you Roger for doing the Sunday Picture Show. That was a pretty lopsided battle. Wyoming Michigan, a suburb of Grand Rapids, probably gets its name from this encounter. I used to have a Stag 110. It was so thick that it stuck in its sheath. Today’s pic is a BCCI 110 2018 Reunion Club Knife with Ivoroid scales. View attachment 1860712

 

[wouter1967]

Thanks to Roger for running another Sunday Picture Show.
My contribution is the Pro series from last year.
Picture is a little over the top, but I like it this clean and crisp.
Thanks to everyone for posting and commenting.

 

[bertl]

Stag 500 Duke

Bert

 

[tommycopper1]

 

[etexas]

JLL Custom Buck 119

 

[mbkr]

Happy SPS
Thanks Roger for getting things started
The only Buck I have in stag is the 2018 Forum knife. It's a peach

 

[tommycopper1]

I am having problems!

 

[Makael]

https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/ah300/Makael2/20211216_233941.jpg

 

[DOGPOUND77]

elk 124 with 640 sheath

 

[jbmonkey]

thanks Roger for hosting this Sunday. thanks all for pics of your Bucks.

 

[DOGPOUND77]

vintage 531 sawby lock with elk and turquoise....there aint nuthin better than elk horn and sambar stag imho.....

 

[shootin-blanks]

Even the snap and rivets on the sheath are engraved.. Wish I knew the history on this.. Pawn shop rescue +10 years ago $14 US

 

[GPyro]

Even the snap and rivets on the sheath are engraved.. Wish I knew the history on this.. Pawn shop rescue +10 years ago $14 US

I like that.
A LOT.

 

[jb4570]

Hi All & Happy SPS,

I hope this 3rd day of July 2022 finds you all at rest with Family & Freinds! Thank you Roger for doing these weekly events and to each of you who post photos and or comments I appreciate looking at your photos and reading your comments.

Here is a 124 with the Franklin Mint sample Build out of the "Ten Point Buck" knife. Buck made the blade and the Mint did the interesting handle.