What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Buckeye Sharp]

 

[hairblades]

Purple smooth cattle bone on the #81 for me today

 

[Auglaize117]

Daado fixed blade and Case large stockman for me today.

 

[Will Power]

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Really rich looking wood on that one Have you treated i with something ?

Thanks, Will

 

[RustyRick]

 

[TheFactor]

New found energy from a beautiful drive down the coast

 

[echoscout]

Perfect combo there, David. Love the stag and the size of your Horsewright fixed blade and the 66 is always a great and useful carry.

Thanks buddy

 

[RLB0414]

Man, you got to stop posting that revolver, it makes me want another wheel gun.

At least I am not the only one ferider photo's are pushing to look for a new revolver.

Kabar English Jack & R.L. Davis fixed blade for today.

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Have a great Sunday y'all!

Zach, that fixed blade fits into the "bar-b-que" and "Sunday go to meeting" categories.

 

[Hatchet_Jack]

 

[Jakeywax31]

Rain is better than snow. I’ll take it.

 

[timgiesel]

 

[mitch13]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

I put this home made knife on my belt after church, and along with the old walnut handled kitchen fork that used to be my Grandmother's mother's, it thoroughly disassembled a nice big organic Costco chikken.
The steel used to be an old dull bastard file, the wood is an Illinois species that I don't know the name of. Similar to hophornbeam, it's super hard. We called it ironwood when we were kids.

 

[ZHoovie]

Zach, that fixed blade fits into the "bar-b-que" and "Sunday go to meeting" categories.

Thanks Rick! & I certainly agree!
Speaking of BBQ's , that's how I happened to run across this knife in the first place, a certified BBQ knife as it were!
I went with my dad to his coworkers house for dinner & he just randomly mentioned his neighbor has been making knives for the past 50 years or so. Since the 1970's!
When I spoke with Mr. Davis he said he got the wood from an old French dresser that was too far gone & he salvaged what he could...
Long story short I wound up with this one in my possession after a tour around his shop

 

[afishhunter]

Going back to the Western 062 Folding Hunter on my belt, (it's actually on my fanny pack strap.) and Western 742 stockman, in pocket.




I am not sure why this pair feels so "right".

Itill have the Toferner neck knife and VIC Huntsman on me.

 

[majorpain1]

 

[ZHoovie]

I put this home made knife on my belt after church, and along with the old walnut handled kitchen fork that used to be my Grandmother's mother's, it thoroughly disassembled a nice big organic Costco chikken.
The steel used to be an old dull bastard file, the wood is an Illinois species that I don't know the name of. Similar to hophornbeam, it's super hard. We called it ironwood when we were kids.

You should post this one up more often Jeff!!!
I love hearing the family history attached to these old tools!

 

[Jakeywax31]

We all have a fall-back that usually gets tied on. For me, it's a no. 2 silver Mepps squirrel tail. But I use jigs a lot...
One thing about those pink ones is how well they show up wrapped up in the trees above the river.

I lived on Lake of the Ozarks in the '80s, and the white bass runs were mind blowing. Just follow the shad.

Really fun to get into a school of white bass. I’m gonna teach myself to fly fish this year. I’ve been saying that every year I’ve been up here .

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[screened porch]

I have a tiny Japanese case for carrying toothpicks, but this Vic isn't much bigger.