What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Zooming in elevates my pulse rate.


Rob and Jim, you’ve made tomorrow’s choices in the morning for me! Thanks!
Thank you my friend. It is a great old knife, nearly full blades, both have that ka-chink on the half stops, and strong snap all the way around. The pile side bone is nearly identical to the mark side, and it takes a keen edge very easily. A testament to how long a well made and properly cared for knife can last and be as good as new, in some ways better. ;) 😊 Give you another look at it.
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I pocketed my Buck forum knife this afternoon.

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Well, still carrying the Zippo Peanut for the next few days, but my 'backup' knife got pressed into snack duty today.
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Note: photo credit for this one to my wife. She thought I might like to share this picture with my 'knifestagram' friends.
Nice 1!
My wife wife would too but most the time she has a quiet chuckle when I take a knife food photo.
 
Note: photo credit for this one to my wife. She thought I might like to share this picture with my 'knifestagram' friends.
Nice 1!
My wife wife would too but most the time she has a quiet chuckle when I take a knife food photo.

My wife calls this “knife-book”

I never thought I’d be one of those people taking pictures of my food 😂
 
them. So it was a skunkaroo for us. We did come across a young couple with their 3 year old. He caught 3 on worms. His first fish. I was happy for him, but we all know anyone can catch fish on worms!
I thought worms were #6 "Red Wiggly" flies?
Not everyone can catch fish using worms. As I head to the fishing spots the fish head to the neighboring counties ... or states ...
Fished Lake Stockton in Missouri a few times. Supposed to be one of the best fishing lakes in the state. S'far as I could tell, there ain't a fish in that lake, no matter if using live or dead worm, minnies, crawdads, or lures, jigs, stink bait ...
 
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Thank you my friend. It is a great old knife, nearly full blades, both have that ka-chink on the half stops, and strong snap all the way around. The pile side bone is nearly identical to the mark side, and it takes a keen edge very easily. A testament to how long a well made and properly cared for knife can last and be as good as new, in some ways better. ;) 😊 Give you another look at it.
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Nice knife. I also carry a Hamilton 992. (runs like a watch :)
 
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