It may be Wednesday in real time, but in the "totin' thread", I'm still enjoying the weekend!


Your Buck Cadet is a classic,
Jolipapa
!


Alan, you have some sensational customs, but that stag drop point WLST Barlow can hold its own in that fast company!


Very impressive, Dave & John; I'm a sucker for shields that are actual pictures of things!



All three knives with jigged wood covers?
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W, Stuart, that stag equal-ender is a dream



(although the number on the bolster might be considered nightmarish by some

).
Nice combo, Tom; your white/blue rocks!


Holy Cow, Paul T, that's a quintessential stockman right there!



That MAM takes you to a higher gear, FBC!


How many days of your month-long carry has it been so far? Does your grandpa know what your plans are for the knife?


Delectable stag duo, Ron!


Heavenly Henckels, Harry!


Congrats on the HSB stunner, Nick!


Always a treat to see that unusual (to me) Gerber, Frank!


Congrats on the acquisition,
cigarrodog
!



(And IMHO, it's quite a feat to be able to take a photo that makes a knife look as good as G2's pics do.


)
I hope so too, Jeff!

One of our dogs encountered a skunk on the compost pile one night last week; still not sure how she came out of that without getting sprayed.

Hugo!!



So true, Jeff; I try not to think about that!
So it's to be a church wedding, then?


High-class Camillus Barlow, Steve!


Splendid svelte stag/horn pair, Gary!


Stuart & Dean, those are some very fitting church knives you've posted!


Thanks for the kind words, Josh & Dean & Stuart.

I do like Case's chestnut jigged CV series.
Congrats on the Ulster and on that nice chain set-up!


Congrats on the new peanut, Gary; I'm usually not a fan of white-handled knives, but for some reason, Case's white jigged Sparx (?) covers really appeal to me.


Just need to take them down to a more acute angle so they're more efficient for whittling.
Thanks, HnS.
Beautiful knife, Paul!


Thanks, Jack.

Kicking off the week with double horn (buffalo and unicorn) is a fantastic start!


Used my Electrician this morning to start de-barking an oak branch that I saved from a windstorm last summer and brought on vacation to turn into a walking stick.
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