The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
Gary your RR Sowbelly is a beautiful knife my friend!Sowbelly Stockman of the Week is a Rough Rider with smooth tobacco bone covers:
Hope you have a good day Jack! It’s good to see your Drover!Headed out early tomorrow, with these two
That’s a fine pair and a fine fire Stuart!On this wet Wednesday, I'm indoors (mostly) and only totin' wee wood.
And building a fire for Miss Norma.
- Stuart
Glad you and Miss Norma are warm and dry! 
Thanks, Jack!Nice pairing Jeff
Great photos! Skinny dipping in ice cold water is best done quickly, I’d guess...It was a beautiful day in southern Norway yesterday. For a while it really did look like winter.
I just had to take out my 'wellbeing hour' from work and take a dip in a lake just outside the town.
Practising my poor tracking skills on the fresh snow revealed that pure luck saved me from being caught 'in the act'. (Needless to say that when you act on impulse, you don't have a towel or swimming shorts on you.) Two sets of human tacks were following my footsteps only to turn away shortly before reaching 'my bay'.
Two for yesterday: one for trouble shooting and one for the joy of it.
I do not need a piece of elk antler to be the gnarliest, and most knobbly piece possible to enjoy. I have a stockman which I rehandled in elk that I polished smooth like bone, and it’s beautiful to the eye and in my hand.
Really nice photo, Ron!Our rain totals are approaching the 5” mark since yesterday. I’m setting here this morning enjoying a cup of coffee and these two I’ve picked for today. I’ve got a 2019 Guardians Ironwood Lambsfoot SFO from Jack Black and a Northwoods Hawthorne Clip Blade in Orange Giraffe Bone.
Nice work, Rachel. It looks great.This is an older picture. I finally got around to putting a sharp point on the Case Barlow this week. Had to drop the spine just a hair, so it's less upswept and much pointier.
Great pairing, Jeff.
Beautiful knife.My Krein B&T on my belt, a nice breakfast in my belly and headed out to push snow around.
You didn't tell us it was your turn to cook, Gary. Had I known, I wouldn't have spoiled my appetite with cold cereal this morningMy Krein B&T on my belt, a nice breakfast in my belly and headed out to push snow around.
That Krein B&T looks just as tasty as your breakfast!
Beautiful knife.
I'm getting closer and closer to pulling the trigger on a nice B&T. Your picture doesn't make it any easier to resist.
Thanks, Mike! Anytime you are in my neck of the woods you're welcome to stop by!You didn't tell us it was your turn to cook, Gary. Had I known, I wouldn't have spoiled my appetite with cold cereal this morning
Thanks Jeff! I’ve had the Hawthorne for several years. I traded a Blue Camel Bone Fremont for it. It’s a knife I really like a lot, but it definitely doesn’t get enough pocket time. Come to think of it, I’ve got way too many knives that fall into that category.
