What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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5K Qs said:
This week has been a green week for me with regard to knives. But I got up at 4 this morning to an environment that had gone all white; not much green showing unless I shake the snow off the evergreen branches. Probably at least 4 inches on the ground when I went out to shovel at 6am, and at least another 4 inches had fallen by the time I did "second shift shoveling" this afternoon. And the weather advisory doesn't end until 1am I think, so I'll be out early Sunday morning making sure things are cleared off for guests scheduled to arrive sometime Sunday.
Rough Rider Christmas knife that I posted during my red knife week of Christmas prep, and I'm using it again for its green bone this week:
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Also have this Kutmaster Girl Scout knife with a nice shade of green:
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- GT
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Way to get in the holiday spirit !


Sacto said:
I carried my large lamb, checking calves today.
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Great picture of your Rosie Lamb !

Jack Black said:
Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbsup:

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Nice pairing Jack !


Rufus1949 said:
Good morning everyone, I hope your day is relaxing. I am being lazy today and carrying these.itView attachment 2019852View attachment 2019853
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Sweet pair Bob !
 
Primble said:
That fabulous lamb and the Buck make a fine pair Mr. Jack ! :thumbsup::thumbsup:😍
I have one of those old hand drills, but, they are one thing from the old days that I won't quite say are better than modern. ;)😊
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Thank you very much my friend :) I have three, including one that is set up on a stand. I use them just as much as my electric drills, sometimes, for a small job, because it's just quicker, but also where I need to go slowly, with a lot of control. An example is when I want to add a compass or camera mount to the top of a wooden staff, where a hand drill would definitely be my first choice :)
Primble said:
I decided to tote my old Catt Hunters Pride one more day, along with an old Barlow. 😊
The Hunters Pride locks up nice and tight with that liner lock, which was patented in 1906.

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The liner lock is a really cool feature Mr P, and your KK Barlow is very cool too :cool: :) :thumbsup:
SteveC said:
Nice pairing Jack !
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Thank you Steve :) :thumbsup:
 
mitch13 said:
Great pics mate.
As I write this 9.15am Sunday. Dec is first month of summer, although it's only supposed to get to 20c with showers, about 68f.😯
I need to go take some knife pics.
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I am identifying our season as summer by poring over seed catalogs.
It helps.

A little bit.
mitch13 said:
2 customs Ray Kirk & Scott Mack, don't know if i need the fixed blade. Have outdoor furniture to put together (lots of cardboard)but had some showers see how it goes this afternoon.
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LOL. Yesterday, I finally got around to getting out a tarp and rope, and covering our patio furniture.

Now Mitch, it makes me cringe whenever someone shows a decent knife and mentions cutting cardboard. 🫣
 
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Jack Black said:
Have a great Sunday everyone :thumbsup:

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Primble said:
I have one of those old hand drills, but, they are one thing from the old days that I won't quite say are better than modern. ;)😊
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How can you say that? No cord to tangle and the battery never dies. ;)
Jack Black said:
Thank you very much my friend :) I have three, including one that is set up on a stand. I use them just as much as my electric drills, sometimes, for a small job, because it's just quicker, but also where I need to go slowly, with a lot of control. An example is when I want to add a compass or camera mount to the top of a wooden staff, where a hand drill would definitely be my first choice :)
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Exactly!

Gonna do some fettling on this Kutmaster today, hopefully no drilling needed.
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