What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Pt-Luso]

Yoday in my pocket...

 

[Travman]

 

[MBeckett]

 

[jprime84]

How about some (possibly) 100 year old ebony for wooden Wednesday?

 

[Half/Stop]

G'day Halfstop, what knife is that...78?

This is a 79 Workhorse Whittler.

 

[Half/Stop]

Terrific knife, Ron! Caution: that knife can be habit-forming (but nothing wrong with GOOD habits)!

Thanks Gary! I've had this as my only knife since Friday. But this is the same man that carried a 6347 Case SS Stockman from 1973 until sometime in the late 1990's when I became bitten by the thumb bob hole in the blade bug!! What could I have been thinking??

 

[HST]

Good Morning, Forumites.

The home office...as you see, I'm 'real' serious. While I'm not still there, I snapped my happy knife and life pic, before I left.

 

[l9ll]

Whittler Wednesday anyone? I'm always a sucker for split back whittlers. This one is a 2010 production Executive Whittler on the 89 pattern in ruby red jigged bone.

 

[WhittlinAway]

The 804 is just a great pattern and your picture shows that one off very well.

Thanks! I appreciate the compliment on the photo and, as you probably guessed, I'm also a fan of the 804 pattern.

Super-cool photo of your whittler, Greg! And it's interesting to see your "spot" with the fog lifted by some sunshine.

Thanks GT. Yeah, it was a bit sunnier than normal for that time of day yesterday. That spot is nestled along a reservoir that sits at the foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Pacific Ocean is a ways off on the other side and, this time of year, the fog rolls in over the ridge in the evening and then burns off mid morning. Its really beautiful to see from a different vantage point on the commute home.

As a change of pace from the whittlers I've been carrying lately, I have my Calf Roper—seen here posing in our garden this morning—with me today:

 

[Gevonovich]

 

[Horsewright]

The wife and I after a long hot day at the ranch doing some roping practice. We took Monday off from the shop. Look above our left front pockets:

Mine in the shop:

Hers (bottom left) before she snagged it off our display table at a show. She liked that blue jigged bone handle:

The Horsewright Tsunami Lab. The horses participating in some wave dynamic testing:

 

[Jack Black]

Cool pic Gev

The wife and I after a long hot day at the ranch doing some roping practice. We took Monday off from the shop. Look above our left front pockets:

Mine in the shop:

Hers (bottom left) before she snagged it off our display table at a show. She liked that blue jigged bone handle:

The Horsewright Tsunami Lab. The horses participating in some wave dynamic testing:

Fantastic pics Dave!

 

[Whetstone39]

These two for wooden Wednesday.

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[Horsewright]

Thanks Jack! And you thought Michael Jackson invented that one glove deal huh? Roping with a poly rope on a 500lb weaning and then putting the brakes on by wrapping around the saddle horn makes a guy fashion conscious right away. Nichole has her pink one tucked in her belt

 

[Gevonovich]

Cool pic Gev

Thank you fine sir ! I hope your having a fine day

 

[BigBiscuit]

Rainy day here today, so I'm using a recycled pic.

Horsewright Dave, I really enjoy your pics of the daily ranch workings. The horses seem to really be enjoying the refreshment of the water trough.

 

[oldtymer]

These two for wooden Wednesday.

That's a hard pair to beat

 

[Peregrin]

Nice knives and pics, folks!
In my pockets today.

 

[007hunter]

Carrying this one today...

 

[Pomsbz]