What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Amir Fleschwund said:
I would have come home with that SAK in a hearbeat.
Where on earth did you find a real old time hardware store??? Those are sadly a dying breed.
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Agree, the old-fashioned hardware store is a treasure that is getting harder to find. This was found in Jonesville, NC, right off I-77. Great store with a large selection of knives, a Case Premium Dealer. Great people.
 
Modoc ED said:
Fell on the gravel driveway yesterday. Have a serious"Owie" on my elbow. Thankful I didn't break it. No trip to town today. This Remington is in one of my pockets today. Sausage and ?????? for breakfast.

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Modoc ED Modoc ED please be careful!! I find myself much less sure and fleet of foot these days. Being mostly retired, I remind myself ‘what’s the hurry’ … take care of yourself!!
 
The big 86 jack knife again today and a small RR whittler to ride in the watch pocket.

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Amir Fleschwund said:
Greg, you remind me of the wise saying about performing music for an audience ~ “Don’t overplay. Always leave them wanting more”.
Instead of just a teaser, I’d love to see a full photo of your home made quiver.
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Howdy, Jeff. The back quiver belongs to my wife. Although I've made several this one was made by someone else. It's functional and suits her fine for the two times a year she actually flings some arrows at a couple rendezvous we attend each summer. She does have nicer arrows than I can make, also handcrafted by a good friend of mine from wild river cane he harvested off his KY property. Her favorite bow was also made by my KY buddy, a sinew and snakeskin backed osage recurve that is beautiful.
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sunknife said:
The big 86 jack knife again today and a small RR whittler to ride in the watch pocket.

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Howdy, Jeff. The back quiver belongs to my wife. Although I've made several this one was made by someone else. It's functional and suits her fine for the two times a year she actually flings some arrows at a couple rendezvous we attend each summer. She does have nicer arrows than I can make, also handcrafted by a good friend of mine from wild river cane he harvested off his KY property. Her favorite bow was also made by my KY buddy, a sinew and snakeskin backed osage recurve that is beautiful.
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I guess we know who does the dishes. :oops:
 
Modoc ED said:
Fell on the gravel driveway yesterday. Have a serious"Owie" on my elbow. Thankful I didn't break it. No trip to town today. This Remington is in one of my pockets today. Sausage and ?????? for breakfast.

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Glad your ok, Ed. Great motorcycle picture !!! Take care my friend.
bigfish64 said:
Enjoyed a few days of fishing last week but now it back to reality. Sticking with this little guy again. Have a great day everyone!
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Sounds like a blast, Todd.
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Straight into the pocket huh. Glad your liking it, Pat.
sunknife said:
The big 86 jack knife again today and a small RR whittler to ride in the watch pocket.

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Howdy, Jeff. The back quiver belongs to my wife. Although I've made several this one was made by someone else. It's functional and suits her fine for the two times a year she actually flings some arrows at a couple rendezvous we attend each summer. She does have nicer arrows than I can make, also handcrafted by a good friend of mine from wild river cane he harvested off his KY property. Her favorite bow was also made by my KY buddy, a sinew and snakeskin backed osage recurve that is beautiful.
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Cool pair greg but not nearly as cool as the archery photo. The chances of my wife taking up archery are less than zero. Maybe a -99.99999% chance. Very cool.
 
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