What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[RDaneel]

I admire you for your daily hikes, and enjoy your photos!

Thank you, Jeff. I only do the hikes in the woods on Thursdays; other days its just indoors or neighborhood. I'm looking forward to more days of good weather when I can get out more often.

 

[CelloDan]

It’s melting

The white stuff that is ... not the knife.

 

[Getting older]

Puurrty

 

[sunknife]

These two arrived today... my first ss Case (a full sized trapper), and a Behring Made Woodcraft.

The Behring knife is a real beauty to the eye, Aias, no doubt a handy outdoor companion as well.
The Case is no slouch either.

 

[sunknife]

Two wood handled knives for me today, Pal cattle punch in rosewood and Queen 4L in bloodwood. The drawknife did all the work making the osage shavings though.
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[JOELSM]

 

[r8shell]

Thanks you Rachel. Your scrimshaw work is simply amazing - you are an artist.

I just love seeing that knife!

Thanks, guys!

 

[Camillus]

An oldie but a goodie

 

[Marlingspike12]

A very nice Pradel!

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

I’m going to go out on a limb and guess that they call you Slim.

Someone would refer to me as "Slim" along the same lines as all those movie and t.v. characters that are called "Tiny"

 

[Misplaced Hillbilly]

Yes, that is vaguely reminiscent of a before and after pandemic profile of me!

I like the dog bone RR! Almost bought one a few years back. Hard to imagine now why I didn’t.

Lol my size has stayed pretty stable during the pandemic, however I've pretty much been someone people in my neck of the woods would refer to as a "big'n" since I was 14. I like the RR quite a bit, only slight fault in this one is a slightly uneven edge grind on the main. Nothing that wont sharpen out with time. I need to post it in the newest thread and the RR one as I've only had it since Monday.

 

[Viper84]

A caplifter I can open lol.

 

[5K Qs]

As usual, I'm carrying a couple of stockman knives this week, a Rough Rider Silver Select sowbelly and a yellow Kutmaster (thanks, Mike):




I'm also carrying a couple of canoes this week, as usual. One is a carbon steel Rough Rider, the other is an AG Russell stag Mohawk canoe:




- GT

 

[JohnDF]

What a nice classic Stockman, GT.

 

[K33ncutter]

As usual, I'm carrying a couple of stockman knives this week, a Rough Rider Silver Select sowbelly and a yellow Kutmaster (thanks, Mike):
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I'm also carrying a couple of canoes this week, as usual. One is a carbon steel Rough Rider, the other is an AG Russell stag Mohawk canoe:
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- GT

A very nice lineup today!

 

[Aias]

The Behring knife is a real beauty to the eye, Aias, no doubt a handy outdoor companion as well.
The Case is no slouch either.

yes—I used the Behring Made a bit today, and I have to say, the grind is amazing and the handle feels great. As for the Case, I can confidently report that the trusharp is good stuff! For the fruit slicing, box dispatching, and random edc task, it’s perfect. I still love carbon steel a little more, however... can’t beat the character of a well-loved, carbon blade, patina and all. —Tony

 

[lambertiana]

Very impressive Ebony Teardrop I have one but it's 'in store' together with its Red Winterbottom Bone cousin, my user of this series is a Greenbone. They are big sturdy Teardrops (if that's not an absurdity) serious pocket torpedoes .

Regards, Will

Most of my antique teardrops are smaller, but this Southington is the same size as the QCCC:

And for today, residing in my lfp is this Böker:

 

[Aias]

a Rough Rider Silver Select sowbelly

really great touches on this one!

 

[BeaverTail_Hunter]

 

[Aias]

Two wood handled knives for me today, Pal cattle punch in rosewood and Queen 4L in bloodwood. The drawknife did all the work making the osage shavings though.
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man, what a great pic!