What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[knarfeng]

A Case stockman in CV and amber bone. Awl, in place of spey. Awl is stainless.
Sorry for the blurry pic.

 

[donn]

Nice Ettrick! You got there early for a good seat?

Love the photograph and knife !!!!

I have to confess that wasn't this morning, it was before the All Souls Day Requiem Eucharist on the 1st November in York Minster.

 

[Peregrin]

Little Blue Dozier helped feed the backyard birds today.

 

[RDaneel]

Thanks for the Keen Kutter Kompliment, Dean. For some reason, your pic made me think you'd gone to visit some Hobbits!

Here are some knives currently on kitchen duty:

- GT

Just between us, Gary, there were some hobbits there (keep it quiet or everybody will want to go)

That is a good looking "Kitchen knife!"

It's the only Spey I've ever really liked Thanks a lot Dean, when I was a youngster I used to quite enjoy day-hikes in the rain! I'm not so keen on them now, but fortunately, while cold, it stayed dry, more or less

I liked hiking in the woods when I was a kid and I have not grown out of it yet. In the rain is not a favorite now, but I try to soldier through. I'm staying with the Spey for awhile - it is a good blade.

That's one of the few I regret getting rid of... kept an African Blackwood version, but wish I had held onto the green pick bone...

The African Blackwood is pretty distinguished looking from what I remember.

Great photo of a lovely knife !!

Thanks, Gev!

 

[pipedreams308]

Walking in the woods with the AG Russell Premium Scout.

 

[tmd_87]

 

[black mamba]

Big stockman

 

[Ace Rimmer]

It was 66 degrees this afternoon, so I uncovered the roadster and we went for a nice little drive. Back home I put the cover on and switched to my standard around-home "uniform" of Walmart khakis, tee shirt, and flannel shirt, along with my regular companion of late: Rough Rider RR081 lockback (lookin' good posed on the car cover and with that new brown dye job).

#drivetopless

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today with my little peanut...

 

[Dschal]

Yesterday and today.

 

[Will Power]

Walking in the woods with the AG Russell Premium Scout.

Fantastic hatchet that Gränsfors!

 

[Ratbert]

Big stockman

Beautiful covers. Is that their Curly Zebrawood?

 

[Duckdog]

It was 66 degrees this afternoon, so I uncovered the roadster and we went for a nice little drive. Back home I put the cover on and switched to my standard around-home "uniform" of Walmart khakis, tee shirt, and flannel shirt, along with my regular companion of late: Rough Rider RR081 lockback (lookin' good posed on the car cover and with that new brown dye job).

#drivetopless

Sweet looking knife, Ace. Are you referring to a dye job on the handle and did you do it? BTW, I removed the cover, dropped the top, and took my open air car out for a spin today, too. What a great day to tool about!
- Stuart

 

[pertinux]

Fiddleback Forge Handyman, GEC #68 Pony Jack:

~ P.

 

[Travman]

 

[black mamba]

Beautiful covers. Is that their Curly Zebrawood?

It certainly is, good eye! Thanks for the props.

 

[Will Power]

Jeff, great wood that Zebra, I'd like to get a Queen Whittler in it but can't yet find one. Their Big Stockman is also on the Wanted Used or Mint List

 

[SVTFreak]

working on post

 

[SVTFreak]

Had the ex in laws in town from Maine today (this week actually). Hosting a Christmas party so for the first time they can be here when their grandchildren open their gifts (boy is 16, girl is 6). My ex stepson came over for it. They had some lobsters sent down ahead of time. First time this coonass ever cooked lobster. They say it came out right. Personally, I would have done it in crab boil with taters and corn but that’s not how they say it should be done! Plus I made a big gumbo to go along. These two helped me. I wish I had an in action photo. The fixed blade is a new one from a local knife maker and friend @autogateman

This is what a pile of coonasses leaves behind from a pile of lobster.

 

[Wurrwulf]

Had the ex in laws in town from Maine today (this week actually). Hosting a Christmas party so for the first time they can be here when their grandchildren open their gifts (boy is 16, girl is 6). My ex stepson came over for it. They had some lobsters sent down ahead of time. First time this coonass ever cooked lobster. They say it came out right. Personally, I would have done it in crab boil with taters and corn but that’s not how they say it should be done! Plus I made a big gumbo to go along. These two helped me. I wish I had an in action photo. The fixed blade is a new one from a local knife maker and friend @autogateman

This is what a pile of coonasses leaves behind from a pile of lobster.

Where'd you find crawfish that big?!?!?!

(BTW, lobster boiled in crab boil ain't too good.)