What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[pat9198]

 

[afishhunter]

concluded 85 mph straight line winds

Glad you and yours are unscathed.

While 85 mph winds are far under tornado wind speeds (which can be 2x or more faster than a class 5 Hurricane's ), is still Class One Hurricane speed, and should not to be taken lightly.
("tropical storm-force" (AKA: "A Slight Breeze" in Kansas ) is 39 to 73 mph.)

Great selection for today's carry, by the way.

 

[EJM73]

'82 Queen and Khyber 2602

https://imgur.com/eXPWKlN

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Speys out for Jakeywax31 .

The slime mold on the woodchip pile approves of Schrade Ywllow Delrin.
After one day, it turns brown. Either way, it looks like a splat of vomit.
Slime is the perfect decriptor ~ I got it on my knives, so now it’s on my jeans where I wiped the knives.
Still, it’s much better than the molds that put up clouds of spores when I dig into the pile. I have to mind the wind direction, and sometimes wear a respirator, because some of them can make you real sick.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Trapper Tuesd...

Wooden Wednesday

Looks like mine. Serrated spey?

ESIT: I know at least one of yours is serrated.
You know how chkn wings have three parts ~ two to eat, and one that’s no good? That serrated Case cuts that nicely.
Of course you know that…

 

[5K Qs]

Case Knife of the Week is a chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper:





Colonial/Imperial/Schrade Knife of the Week is a Schrade USA 93OT Wrangler I won in a GAW here almost 10 years ago (thanks, Fausto):




- GT

 

[JohnDF]

Good Morning Porch Dwellers
I know my carries get a little redundant... I'm a creature of habit I guess.

 

[Crappie71]

On Jennette’s Fishing Pier today with the #48.

 

[Tyson A Wright]

Glad you and yours are unscathed.

While 85 mph winds are far under tornado wind speeds (which can be 2x or more faster than a class 5 Hurricane's ), is still Class One Hurricane speed, and should not to be taken lightly.
("tropical storm-force" (AKA: "A Slight Breeze" in Kansas ) is 39 to 73 mph.)

Great selection for today's carry, by the way.

According to the National Weather Service's Fujita Scale, 85 mph is right in the middle of the range for F1 Moderate Tornado.

 

[mbkr]

Looks like mine. Serrated spey?

Just like yours
Or as we like to say here in MO, "Just like yers"

 

[Bloefield]

Buck 501, Sak Sportsman, and Mora

 

[afishhunter]

According to the National Weather Service's Fujita Scale, 85 mph is right in the middle of the range for F1 Moderate Tornado.

I won't argue with that.

i was thinking the potential 350+ mph winds of an f5 tornado.
Had one of those pass through the Wichita, KS area in the early 90's when I resided in Wichita. (can't say I "lived" there. ... )

MUCH worse than F5 hurricane winds.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Case Knife of the Week is a chestnut jigged bone CV mini trapper:





Colonial/Imperial/Schrade Knife of the Week is a Schrade USA 93OT Wrangler I won in a GAW here almost 10 years ago (thanks, Fausto):




- GT

Ah. Your Rotation Algorithm dishes up one of my favorites. Of yours, I mean. The 93, I mean.

Nothing like a largish two bladed Jack.

Good Morning Porch Dwellers
I know my carries get a little redundant... I'm a creature of habit I guess.

We’ll have to just agree that it’s perfectly normal to do that. At least I hope it’s normal, because lately I’m thinking it’s abnormal to change knives every day.

Just like yours
Or as we like to say here in MO, "Just like yers"

Or the plural version ~ yourn.

Or “Hey Mike! Cletus has one just like ourn.”

 

[Peregrin]

I haven't decided what goes in my pocket yet but this one is on my belt. Aikuchi made by Bud Nealy, CPM-154, and Olive Wood.

 

[afishhunter]

Or as we like to say here in MO, "Just like yers"

East Mo?
In Stockton/Bolliver (west central) area in the 80's and 90's it was
"jess like yer-in."

 

[mbkr]

East Mo?
In Stockton/Bolliver area in the 80's and 90's it was
"juss like yer-in."

Jeff City/Columbia/Lake of the Ozarks

Missouri is so culturally diverse that we have multiple mangalations for most common expressions. Shoot, we can't even pronounce the name of the state with any consistency

 

[321Bandaid]

 

[Rufus1949]

Spring Street Barlow and my Kabar MKII for Wednesday.

We ended up getting two severe storms around noon on Sunday and 45 minutes after midnight on Monday morning. The wind after midnight put one of my redbud trees on the ground, so Memorial Day for me ended up being storm cleanup ......... chainsaw, loppers, and pruning shears being the cutting tools of choice. I've got a little more to do today to finish the cleanup.

A sleeping lady was killed a few miles from Pleasant Hill, when a tree came crashing through her bedroom. I've seen 18" diameter trees snapped off at about 6-8 feet from the ground. NWS survey yesterday for my county concluded 85 mph straight line winds from the second storm.

Anyway .......... it's calm and sunny this morning, after a rough ride Sunday.

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Highly desirable carries today Mr.P. So glad you and your furry friend made it through unscathed.

 

[afishhunter]

Jeff City/Columbia/Lake of the Ozarks

Missouri is so culturally diverse that we have multiple mangalations for most common expressions. Shoot, we can't even pronounce the name of the state with any consistency

True.
Not even in the same city/town.
Folk in Stockton alone had five or six pronunciatons (that I know of/herd) for the state name when I lived there.

 

[sceva]

Been carrying one or the other of my Esquires