What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Off to town soon to mail bills, grecery shop at the Holiday Market, and have breakfast at the Wagon Wheel Cafe - restricted to coffee and a mashed up scrambled egg and maybe if I'm lucky a chopped up, crumbled piece of sausage. This Case 6347 Barn Shield Stockman will be my carry for this adventure.

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It has been a few days since I showed my full carry.
Vic Huntsman with 3D printed "PLUS" scales, carried on a Vic belt drop.
Western 742 Stockman. (my 2024 KOTY runner-up.)
Western 062 Folding Hunter (My 2024 KOTY) in the original sheath.
David Mary neck knife/pocketable fixed blade. (Used as a neck knife.)

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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rite Edge Barlow:
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Lambsfoot of the Week is Lam Jack, my 2017 horn Guardians lambsfoot:
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- GT
Beautiful horn that one, Gary!
 
It has been a few days since I showed my full carry.
Vic Huntsman with 3D printed "PLUS" scales, carried on a Vic belt drop.
Western 742 Stockman. (my 2024 KOTY runner-up.)
Western 062 Folding Hunter (My 2024 KOTY) in the original sheath.
David Mary neck knife/pocketable fixed blade. (Used as a neck knife.)

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Nice carry! Very cool David Mary David Mary small
 
Ah that is a knife I originally made for my friend DocJekl DocJekl , called Bitty Bitey Baby Birdie. If I recall correctly it is one of only a few I made in 8670 with thick stock and an aggressive top swedge. I promise you won't lose your man card if you say the name out loud. Not with those who matter anyway! 🤣
 
Hey! If you're going to carry fancy new knives, try to pick some attractive ones, ok?🧐
Alright, that's my attempt at sarcastic humor (humour in some corners of the world) for the day.
I really like smooth, natural bone!
Jeff, I found these at a local flea market for less than 20 dollars 😆 Gec's smooth oiled bone looks fabulous. Especially after the bone soaks up a little sweat.
 
I can’t explain how much I enjoy this swing guard. It’s been a while since I felt this excitement about a knife. It just oozes traditional knife vibes. Absolutely love the grain of my ironwood too, you can feel it when running your finger over it

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Ah that is a knife I originally made for my friend DocJekl DocJekl , called Bitty Bitey Baby Birdie. If I recall correctly it is one of only a few I made in 8670 with thick stock and an aggressive top swedge. I promise you won't lose your man card if you say the name out loud. Not with those who matter anyway! 🤣
Thank you, young Sir! I could not remember the name.

You recall correctly. It is thick stock 8670.

Doc Jekl gifted it to me a couple years ago.
 
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