What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Abilene Stockman today…

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This HJ6 in Tomato acrylic for me today---a gift from my very good friend Duncan:thumbup:

Thank you again Duncan;)

One of the many many uses of the almighty Awl/Punch

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Have a great Labor Day weekend everyone:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Funny you should mention Osage....:D will be carrying this today as it's a new arrival. And, it doesn't look or carry too badly either! ;) Friends, have a pleasant day, Will.

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avoidspam said:
Happy to continue the theme:)



I'm hoping GEC will do a run of #73's in it. Lovely stuff.

Sam
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I haven't been a fixed blade guy for a long time , but that is a really great looking knife . The handle to blade length is fantastic and the amount of drop at the tip shows it was designed by someone who knew what is needed in a working knife .
I"ll show my fixed blade ignorance and ask " Who made it " ?


Ken
 
harronek said:
I haven't been a fixed blade guy for a long time , but that is a really great looking knife . The handle to blade length is fantastic and the amount of drop at the tip shows it was designed by someone who knew what is needed in a working knife .
I"ll show my fixed blade ignorance and ask " Who made it " ?


Ken
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That would be a Fiddleback Forge Hiking Buddy, Andy Roy has his own makers subforum here for his Fiddleback Forge knives. All of Andy's knives are really nice. Just be warned his knives can be addictive :)

Here is a Bushcrafter to continue the Osage theme, along with a Cocobolo Bushfinger
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