What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[JohnDF]

Going with my Rosewood Lambsfoot today...

 

[r8shell]

Yeah, you're not kidding! Lanterns stank too!

Nice pics Rachel, hope you have a great weekend

Thanks, same to you.

I thought a month was too long. Perhaps a week, like GT does, would be a good compramise. Just too many nice Lambs to keep them hidden away that long.

Weekly rotation sounds reasonable.

 

[Peregrin]

With the lower temperatures the birds are in a feeding frenzy.
On feeder duty today!

 

[JohnDF]

Weekly rotation sounds reasonable.

@5K Qs GT is a bad influence on us.

 

[lambertiana]

 

[SteveC]

Utica Cattle and a #43

 

[RDaneel]

International Knife of the Week is a Spanish navaja with birch covers that my daughter once gave me:
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Watchpocket Knife of the Week is an Imperial Diamond Edge (thanks, Mark):
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Big Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider white bone marlin spike:
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Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone Barlow:
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- GT

Fab four, Gary! I always like seeing your RR marlin spike; it looks like it was beamed in from somewhere.

Thank you very much Shawn, got file-work on the Lambsfoot too

Wow, Jack! Great stag on those two knives and the file work is fantastic.

 

[RDaneel]

With the delivery of the 2019 Bladeforums knife getting nearer, I decided to carry the 2018 version today.

 

[SVTFreak]

Ain’t carried this in awhile. Was thinking of selling it. Think I decided otherwise for now.

 

[Âchillepattada]

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[cigarrodog]

My two totes are a scout and a stag for Saturday; the Kutmaster scout from the late 1930s and the Puma Hunter in stag.

Thank you JJ. That Puma Stag with the the tiny serrations, is quite the stunner. An embarrassment of riches with that gorgeous Kutmaster Scout.
Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Exquisite file work, my friend.

1-XL

 

[flatblackcapo]

Over the last week or so.

 

[Half/Stop]

You’re very kind, Ron, and I appreciate that, but my skills (lacking), and working speed rule out working on someone else’s knife.
And I have a few home made guitars to build yet. I did do some sorta serious repairs on 4 guitars for a friend, and that was nerve wracking. So I don’t look for that either.

I like that big LF.
Where does the name of that stag come from?

Thanks Jeff! I used my best google foo and was able to determine that Père David was a French Missionary that introduced this species of deer from China to the West in the 1860’s.

 

[ismaris]

Large Sodbuser today.

 

[btb01]

First off Jack, HAPPY HALLOWEEN and secondly, I love the earned patina on your Hartshead annnnnnd, I know what I'll search for on netflix for my nights entertainment

Of course I have to carry my Case Halloween Barlow well that along with my new Stag Eureka

HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE!!!

Happy Halloween!

Case makes a knife for just about every holiday/occasion, don’t they?

You're welcome! I'm glad its going to get used, it really is a terrific knife.


I've been carrying the 77 this week. 15 came in for the assist tonight.
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Nice knives, and excellent choice in reading material!

Been away from the porch too long...Happy Halloween Everyone!

Thank you very much Shawn, got file-work on the Lambsfoot too

Beautiful knives, Jack!

I took this photo a week or so ago, intending to post it here, but apparently I never did. I carried this #21 Bull Buster while working on some final pre-winter projects around the house. We recently had our driveway done, and I used the dirt they removed to level out the grade in our backyard. Then we had 12 tons of river rock delivered, all of which I had to haul to the backyard the old fashioned way, because there’s no way to get a bobcat back there. We were originally going to plant grass in the yard, but I don’t think it would have grown very well (completely shaded by trees), and a hardscape seemed lower maintenance. The Bull Buster didn’t really get too much use; the only thing that needed to be cut was the landscape fabric, and that seemed like a better job for scissors and a utility knife. Thankfully I’m done with the rock-and-dirt-hauling; now I just have leaves to deal with.

Besides the #21, I’ve also been carrying this #25 a lot lately. Love these WLSTs.

 

[315]

While a lot of people are out elk hunting, I slept in today, made myself breakfast and decided to take the boat out fishing.

 

[WValtakis]

Some ram's horn with character

 

[cut it out]

 

[Jack Black]

Wow!!!
The stag and file work is amazing on those two.

Wow, Jack! Great stag on those two knives and the file work is fantastic.

Thanks guys, here's a Stan Shaw Lambsfoot with file work right down the blade

Going with my Rosewood Lambsfoot today...

Solid choice John

Jack Black - Thank you Jack. Exquisite file work, my friend.

1-XL

Thanks Harvey, beautiful photo of an outstanding knife

Over the last week or so.

Cool pics Kevin

Beautiful knives, Jack!

I took this photo a week or so ago, intending to post it here, but apparently I never did. I carried this #21 Bull Buster while working on some final pre-winter projects around the house. We recently had our driveway done, and I used the dirt they removed to level out the grade in our backyard. Then we had 12 tons of river rock delivered, all of which I had to haul to the backyard the old fashioned way, because there’s no way to get a bobcat back there. We were originally going to plant grass in the yard, but I don’t think it would have grown very well (completely shaded by trees), and a hardscape seemed lower maintenance. The Bull Buster didn’t really get too much use; the only thing that needed to be cut was the landscape fabric, and that seemed like a better job for scissors and a utility knife. Thankfully I’m done with the rock-and-dirt-hauling; now I just have leaves to deal with.

Besides the #21, I’ve also been carrying this #25 a lot lately. Love these WLSTs.

Many thanks Barrett, how you doing buddy? Nice knives I bought a new pair of Mechanix gloves just the other day

 

[JohnDF]

Solid choice John

Thanks, Jack.