Two different kinds of hunters

[Michael Black]

Hi BladeForums, these are my first knives for sale via this site. Thanks for looking and I hope you like them!

You can say "I'll take it" here, and/or send me an e-mail. My email for PayPal or any questions is: michael.black616@gmail.com

First up is a hunter in AEB-L with yellow and black diamond wood scales.
OAL: 9"
Stock thickness: 1/8"
Blade length: 4 - 3/8"
316 Stainless pins
Price: $100 plus shipping. As of right now, it doesn't come with a sheath, but if the buyer is interested, I can make a wrap-around style leather sheath for an additional $30. It has a slight imperfection on the grind line of one side, as you can see in the second picture.

Second is a hunter in 1084 with elk antler from Wyoming and stacked/dyed leather next to the finger guard.
Due to the natural curve of the antler, I'd only suggest this for a right-handed person.
OAL: 9"
Stock thickness: 1/8"
Blade length: 3 - 1/2"
Price: $100 plus shipping. Again, this one doesn't come with a sheath, but if the buyer is interested, I can make a wrap-around style leather sheath for an additional $30.

 

[comoha]

Loving that elk handled blade! Wish I was right-handed

 

[Laziizard]

Nice to see a new maker-welcome! These look to be very well made. Great job

 

[tatsnguns]

Both look great. Love the mention of slight curve making it ideal for right handers.

 

[Michael Black]

Thanks for the positive comments folks! I'll have a bushcraft style knife posted up here soon too, so stay tuned.

 

[cbach8tw]

Nice job, any chance of a bird n trout?

 

[Michael Black]

Nice job, any chance of a bird n trout?

Not yet, but I'm planning on making one when I get my next batch of steel from Aldo.

 

[cbach8tw]

Cool.