What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[DustinK]

 

[Scholefield123]

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That was yet another great example of the Blade forums knife

 

[mbkr]

Went to town to forage for victuals and took my owl with me.

 

[Scholefield123]

Anyone love a Barlow

 

[SteveC]

A PAL Jack and a SW 890

 

[Badger28]

Two forgotten/humble two bladers that I love today

 

[Jon0385]

Met with my realtor to get the ball rolling to sell my house and trying to decide on what order to list these picks for my next (and last) duty assignment.

 

[Primble]

Queen mountain man on the belt and Case whittler in the pocket today. The Queen is a big knife to carry and I doubt I will need it today but it rides well in the pancake sheath on the belt and the additional weight goes unnoticed. View attachment 2036301View attachment 2036302

A mid sized Whittler with a larger knife in a belt sheath is a very useful pairing. I know what you mean about the weight going unnoticed, when packing it that way.
Love your hand made pancake sheath !

It is comforting to know that The Porch has a resident Certified Rorschach Knifeologist in our midst. I, for one, sleep more soundly at night knowing that.

...................... no no no ..............I ain't certified !

 

[Nature Boy]

 

[JW225]

...................... no no no ..............I ain't certified !

Noooooo!!!!!!! How am I going to sleep now???

 

[sunknife]

Love that Mountain Man, Greg!

Thanks, Jim. I think I'm more impressed with the Tiioute Trapper you're carrying today, that bone handle is sweet. Is that an Oregon Trapper or a 23?

A mid sized Whittler with a larger knife in a belt sheath is a very useful pairing. I know what you mean about the weight going unnoticed, when packing it that way.
Love your hand made pancake sheath !

Thanks, Rob. The pancake sheath was made by a friend who dabbles in hobbies like knife forge work, leather work, wood bow and guitar builds among other things.
The mountain man knife needs a sheath, in the pocket alone it can weigh a fella down.

 

[sunknife]

A PAL Jack and a SW 890

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A couple of nice ones there, Steve. I love the shape of the big clip blade and the bone on that Pal jack. The Schrade is no slouch either.

 

[JW225]

Thanks, Jim. I think I'm more impressed with the Tiioute Trapper you're carrying today, that bone handle is sweet. Is that an Oregon Trapper or a 23?

Thanks, Rob. The pancake sheath was made by a friend who dabbles in hobbies like knife forge work, leather work, wood bow and guitar builds among other things.
The mountain man knife needs a sheath, in the pocket alone it can weigh a fella down.

Thanks, Greg -- that's an Oregon Trapper in Frontier Bone.

 

[JW225]

Went to town to forage for victuals and took my owl with me.
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It's funny, but you don't see the White Owl posted much here anymore. Such a great knife!

 

[echoscout]

 

[Jiki]

 

[MolokaiRider]

 

[Crappie71]

#93

 

[DirtDawg]

Winter Hiker NFSOT. PM me to discuss carving orders.

Out today with my 81.
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Private message sent.

 

[bigfish64]

Went to town to forage for victuals and took my owl with me.
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Great looking owl Mike. Mine has faded a lot but I still really like it and the 68 pattern in general.

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Met with my realtor to get the ball rolling to sell my house and trying to decide on what order to list these picks for my next (and last) duty assignment.

Exciting times Jon.