What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Kind of thought it was a heart. does it taste like liver?
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This is unbelievably good. I have a little tiny crockpot that is just right for one or two hearts.
SPICED GAME HEART FOR SANDWICHES

One to four deer hearts, or similar
1 quart hot water
1/3 cup vinegar
2 teaspoons salt
3 tablespoons sugar
3 bay leaves
20 whole cloves
¾ cup sliced onion
1 tablespoon grated lemon peel (if you have it)

Split the hearts top to bottom with a knife. Soak hearts in salt water in refrigerator overnight if you feel like it. Place all ingredients in slow cooker. Start it on high for a little while to get the temperature up, then run it on low most of the day.
To serve, slice, chop or grind, and mix with the usual meat salad sandwich ingredients, such as mayonnaise, pickle relish, etc., and eat in bread sandwiches. To freeze, put each heart half in a sandwich-size ziplock bag, either whole or otherwise. Each heart half will make two or three nice sandwiches.
 
Gents, let's please stay on the topic of what traditional knives we are carrying. If you want to suggest recipes or ask or offer advice on off-topic matters, please contact other members privately or request that they contact you.
 
I accepted the little off centreness, polished the blade to a more nicer brushed look and put my Swayback Jack Gent in my pocket yesterday.
And it's still there :D
 
I received my new Queen Dan Burke Barlow in the mail yesterday and it is in my pocket today. lovin' this knife
 
kamagong,
have not taken any yet, but if you look down toward the bottom of the first page of the forum, there is a thread entitled; "new barlow on the way" and there is a picture in there. It has saw cut burnt orange bone, and spearpoint/ warncliffe blade combo. Pretty nice too.

Edited to add link:

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=695881
 
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I've been carrying this little guy for a while: Hiroaki Ohta's modern take on the traditional Higonokami friction folder in ATS-34 and desert ironwood. It's by far the lightest knife I own at a feathery 0.88 ounces, and it's easily opened and closed one-handed. Ohta san's unique modified Wharncliffe blade is proving to be a very useful profile.

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Nice. I've seen those a few times with various knife purveyors, but you're the first one I know to have one. Does it come with a sheath, or is it strictly a desk knife?
 
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Hey, Kamagong. It comes with a simple leather pouch, but I carry it in a William Henry clipcase so it stays at the top of my pocket.

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Today,I had my EDC ,Rick Menefee modified warncliff on me & carried this fillet/boner out to the garage,to do some boning

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Rick said:
I've been carrying this little guy for a while: Hiroaki Ohta's modern take on the traditional Higonokami friction folder in ATS-34 and desert ironwood. It's by far the lightest knife I own at a feathery 0.88 ounces, and it's easily opened and closed one-handed. Ohta san's unique modified Wharncliffe blade is proving to be a very useful profile.

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Now that's a real beauty!
 
I was carrying this one today but really should not be. This is a "missionary' knife. Buck takes it's seconds and grinds a notch in the bolster(right end), so they don't have commerical value to be resold, or shouldn't be anyway. Then they ship them out to missionaries out in the field of poor countries where the people are so poor they can't afford a knife to eek out a living with. Some of these end up 'out here in knifeland'. If anyone runs on to someone with a large supply, they have been hijacked somehow, let me know and I will forward info to Buck. This one is a second because it has a deep scratch on the scale shield left end. This is my second such knife, the first one I kept as example and gave a new Buck to one of the Boy Scouts at our church. Will do the same for this one. Felt bad for the person who had it after I told them about it, he is a good guy, traded him a good knife for it. I think he and I have worked it out to decent outcome.....
300Bucks

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For the last couple of days, when I haven't been at work this Queen mini-trapper has been in my pocket:

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Right now it is the only one that I currently have. A schrade 1080t. I had an identical knife to this when I was younger, the first knife I ever had, that I ended up loosing shortly after being gifted it. I was able to replace it recently with a used model that was still in pretty decent condition. springs still have good tension in them. Ill tell you what, five of the best dollars ive spent in a looooong time, and im not letting this one get away!
 
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