What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[J_Curd]

I don't know what I'm looking at but I really like it!

 

[flatblackcapo]

Thanks. It could be a popular new blade: the "snub-nosed sheep-spear"

I know the feeling.
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Ya know, I would buy a "snub nosed sheep spear" any ol' day!

I'm enjoying the Moore Maker and your music backgrounds!

Thanks, gary. seeing @Planterz posts the last couple days, it might be time to start that other thread.

Late to the party today, but I have these two with me. Happy Friday, folks!

That's what I'm talkin' about!

@waynorth Thanks for the beautiful super soupy TC from the Oregon show. Love these covers, dark brown with lighter brown around the outside, just wow. Great job GEC on the fit and finish.

It doesn't get much better than that!

Glad to see it getting some pocket time. It deserves more carry than I gave it.

For me today:

Thanks, I can't get it out of my pocket. That is a really nice 501. It is a 501, right?

The Moore again , with my favorite Willie album, Me and Paul.

 

[Jack Black]

Great pic Dean

Forgive the not so great picture, but here’s my birthday carry:

Have a great weekend everyone!

Hope you had a very Happy Birthday

I completely agree with you about Charlie's Rope Knife, Jack, and I, too, am guilty of not carrying mine often enough.



Beautiful Orchard Gem, Paul. I was scrolling through this thread with my laptop on the coffee table, and Eleanor was standing next to me; when I got to the picture of your dogs, she said, "Maggie? Maggie?" (Maggie is our dog.)

I'm carrying these two today.

They're treasures Barrett Lovely to see Pearl, and she goes well with your Sodbuster

@waynorth Thanks for the beautiful super soupy TC from the Oregon show. Love these covers, dark brown with lighter brown around the outside, just wow. Great job GEC on the fit and finish.

Fantastic John

Bare head.

Bear head.

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LOL! Very good Barrett!

I'm carrying these two today Hope everyone has a great weekend

 

[oldtymer]

This one for Saturday

 

[Llasi]

I don't know what I'm looking at but I really like it!

It is a Taramundi, pattern of Asturias, northern Spain.
This is concrete is from an artisan named F.J. Paramás.

 

[Travman]

 

[aribach]

 

[joeradza]

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Very nice dogleg by Señor Saldana.

 

[Pt-Luso]

Today in my pocket this Gec 15 "Radio"...

 

[SteveC]

 

[r8shell]

What a great Lambfoot! Do you know how old it is?

Today I'm carrying an Enzo, and a couple of little knives rehandled by Markesharp.

 

[Leslie Tomville]

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GEC Stag 56

 

[The Fort]

I recently picked up one of these after hearing many other BF members thoughts on them. It's a GEC made, Schrade Trapper. I'll have to agree that these are very well made knives. It snaps into open, closed, and half stop positions with authority. The pull is strong but manageable. The carbon steel blades came extremely sharp. The jigging on the mark side is very good, however there is an area on the pile side that's a little flat. Overall it's a great knife. I just thought that I'd share my views, in case anyone is looking for a great EDC. -Lance

 

[lavishmammal]

B. Toole Dogleg for this Saturday.

 

[SteveC]

What a great Lambfoot! Do you know how old it is?

Thanks !
The person I bought it from said that he had had it for over ten years and I think he got it used.

 

[JTB_5]

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

What is the fixed blade partly in the picture Jeff ??? Is that one you made my friend ?

Harry

Yes, it is. For fun, and learning experience.
I ground it out of a huge mower blade. No idea of the steel quality, but it seems to be holding it's edge quite well. It only needs a few strokes on the Sharpmaker, and rarely.
I wanted a shorter food chopper. The handle is from elk antlers sold at Walmart for dog chews.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

God bless you, brother. T-ball, soccer, basketball, and lacrosse - I coached/managed teams, or lobbied local and state legislators, for those sports for 15 years. (I was afraid to have a knife near me, lest I end it all.) Good on you!
- Stuart

Thanks,DD!

Must confess, though, I'm not coaching, just a parent who cheers and encourages from the sidelines. At my age, that's all I can handle!

I was an assistant Scoutmaster when my boys were in BSA years ago, and even though it was before all of the electronic devices that obsess kids today, it was still a hurculean task keeping those boys on task trying to get their merit badges.
Ever tried teaching 12 year olds how to handle their hatchets and scout knives without losing vital body parts?

The camp outs and trips to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area made it worthwhile,though.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Great stag on that Lambsfoot! Wow.

View attachment 887396 I recently picked up one of these after hearing many other BF members thoughts on them. It's a GEC made, Schrade Trapper. I'll have to agree that these are very well made knives. It snaps into open, closed, and half stop positions with authority. The pull is strong but manageable. The carbon steel blades came extremely sharp. The jigging on the mark side is very good, however there is an area on the pile side that's a little flat. Overall it's a great knife. I just thought that I'd share my views, in case anyone is looking for a great EDC. -Lance

I must have missed those conversations. When did GEC make Schrades?

 

[rswanson]

Finally out in the woods for a few nights. Brought this one for camp duty.