What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

kyhunt said:
May I ask what the one under the 110 photo is.
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That would be a Camco 511. I believe it was referred to as the “Pony Jack” in their catalog/brochure.
 
Not sure when I last posted here but it's been awhile, looks like everyone here is doing well. 👍
I spent 6 days in a comfortable campground roaming 7500 acres of beautiful forest by day and enjoying a cozy campfire each night. The GEC H-10 fixed blade was on the hip each day helping in the outdoor kitchen and keeping me company in the woods.
I've been back home for three days and toting around a stag handled Klaas whittler. It's too comfortable here at home and I already have the itch to head back to the woods. I may go back for a few more days of camp time before the weeks over. Life is good. :)

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Elgatodeacero said:
That black Arkansas apple is in serious trouble today…..

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Fantastic pair. You should be able to peel a couple deer or other critter to go with the apples, before needing to strop the blades.
sunknife said:
Not sure when I last posted here but it's been awhile, looks like everyone here is doing well. 👍
I spent 6 days in a comfortable campground roaming 7500 acres of beautiful forest by day and enjoying a cozy campfire each night. The GEC H-10 fixed blade was on the hip each day helping in the outdoor kitchen and keeping me company in the woods.
I've been back home for three days and toting around a stag handled Klaas whittler. It's too comfortable here at home and I already have the itch to head back to the woods. I may go back for a few more days of camp time before the weeks over. Life is good. :)

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Fantastic archery setup and stockman.
Question: Does your state allow the flint broadheads for hunting? Mine doesn't. Broadheads have to have steel blades.

I believe I am going to replace the two Case in my pocket with these.
4 Line Camillus 33 EO Jack, and a pre-date code Western 742 stockman.
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No other changes.
 
afishhunter said:
Fantastic pair. You should be able to peel a couple deer or other critter to go with the apples, before needing to strop the blades.

Fantastic archery setup and stockman.
Question: Does your state allow the flint broadheads for hunting? Mine doesn't. Broadheads have to have steel blades.
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Thanks, Steve. The archery gear is homemade with the exception of the steel point. To answer your question, yes my state does allow stone points. They must be at least 7/8" wide and cannot be barbed like the one in the foreground of my last picture. The stone points I have mounted on the arrows were made by friends, I'm not a flintknapper myself.
Thanks for the interest, friend. 👍
 
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