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Gettin' all artsy and stuff
And just cuz
And just cuz
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The day started out really cold for April (less than 20°F):
But it warmed up above 30° and we were able to get some game cameras and stands put out. I forgot my hatchet and saw so I trimmed some grass, cut away part of a tree, removed a few limbs, and cut some old straps with these knives:
But it warmed up above 30° and we were able to get some game cameras and stands put out. I forgot my hatchet and saw so I trimmed some grass, cut away part of a tree, removed a few limbs, and cut some old straps with these knives:
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Stag Saturday :
18 , 77 , and 83
Harry
Harry, thanks for the comment!
I feel as though we share an affinity for stag! I can't leave the house without at least one stag knife on my person. It's taken over as my go to handle choice!
The #77 again with my camp TCK.
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That is just stunning! The build quality looks amazing in your photo. I can only imagine how it feels in hand.
So much to like about the City Knife. To me, it gives off a combination modern and traditional vibe. Love the blade shape also.
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I'm doing some catch up on this thread and there is way too much great stuff to multi quote, but here's a few...
Fantastic job on that rebuild!!
Nice job Rob!!
Knives look better once they're broken in.:thumbup:
R.I.P. Merle. One of my Dad's favorites. I'll hope they're throwing back a few cold ones together wherever they are.
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Nice, don't worry about the focus. Art doesn't always require perfect focus...whatever that means?
You're welcome Bob. I hope it's working out for ya.
Fantastic job on that rebuild!!
Carried this one today. An old Sabre hawkbill that was in poor shape I just finished rebuilding. Here is a before shot
And here it is all finished up and somewhat shiny. I used some heart pine a friend gifted to me a while back
Nice job Rob!!
I think it lived a large part of it's life in a damp toolbox.
( Corraled me another nice Catt Whittler today )
Since you asked:
It spoke to me to stop at this point.
Brother Catt - same style and same size knife with end caps, brass liners, and NS bolsters:
Knives look better once they're broken in.:thumbup:
Heavily used but not abused GEC #72 Scout Lockback
Right after a Juniper fence post job
Cleaned up a bit after the job
R.I.P. Merle. One of my Dad's favorites. I'll hope they're throwing back a few cold ones together wherever they are.
"If I could only fly"
In Memory of Merle Haggard
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:thumbup:A-typical outdoor shot today
Nice, don't worry about the focus. Art doesn't always require perfect focus...whatever that means?
Then I am carry the BULL...whitcha'a don't mess with...
PS. I can never get my focus correct...oh well.
You're welcome Bob. I hope it's working out for ya.
A 77 Clip from Kentucky. Thanks Mark.:thumbup:
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Harry, thanks for the comment!
I feel as though we share an affinity for stag! I can't leave the house without at least one stag knife on my person. It's taken over as my go to handle choice!
The #77 again with my camp TCK.
You are correct Johnny !!!! I seldom do leave the house without one Stag handled knife in my pocket. It is usually one of the two 73's , but I sometimes have to watch blade length like I did yesterday.
BTW : Nice Stag on your 77 Barlow .
Harry
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And my BF 2011 ezopen.
Love everything about this bowie. Wish I had a milling machine. One day.
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Nice knives and pics today guys!
Ted's post of the Lone Wolf/Loveless City knife prompted me to carry this fixed blade City Knife made by Eldon Talley. I've also put the Case/Bose Norfolk in my pocket for the day.
Ted's post of the Lone Wolf/Loveless City knife prompted me to carry this fixed blade City Knife made by Eldon Talley. I've also put the Case/Bose Norfolk in my pocket for the day.
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:thumbup: I feel like I've seen this one somewhere before.Pile Side Sunday!! (Bret Dowell Trapper)
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Tryin' to unlock a file cabinet today and avoiding anything strenuous, my septic pump is waitin' for my daughter to help me lower down when she gets home so I figured I'd sit in the garage and pick the lock on an old file cabinet I lost the key to 10 years ago. Mrs thinks there's untold millions in it.... I told her if there was more than a buck and a half I would a had it open years ago.
So it's an easy day with an easy day knife, 1912 Union Knifeworks Cigar Jack.
So it's an easy day with an easy day knife, 1912 Union Knifeworks Cigar Jack.
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:thumbup: I feel like I've seen this one somewhere before.
Have you been peeking through my truck windows!?
