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Nice gathering... I'm a 3-blade guy, and I'm not sure I could live without a Sheepsfoot or Coping blade. However, there has always been something about a 2-blade Jack that has drawn my attention. And in particular, the one shown far left. If you don't mind I'll stop drooling on my keyboard now (and I'm originally from Maine, not Texas).
Bald Cypress cones?Thank you. My bookshelf has an odd ball assortment of stuff on it. I have a few small fossils that I picked up out of a creek, rocks,etc.
Looks like an impressive collection of Bible commentaries on your shelf, too!Thank you. My bookshelf has an odd ball assortment of stuff on it. I have a few small fossils that I picked up out of a creek, rocks,etc.
Sometimes jigged bone just doesn't "speak" to me, but yours is "hollerin' out loud". My Amber bone 63032CV has been riding in my pocket again lately, and is there right now (and I'm still in my jammies, heh-heh). They really are a nice knife.Looks like an impressive collection of Bible commentaries on your shelf, too!
In answer to this thread's title, I still carry at least one Case knife, although I don't think I got my first Case knife until 2014, when I was already 62 years old. I usually carry a different Case knife each week (until I get through them all and have to start over). This week I'm carrying a 63032 medium stockman, from 2017, with chestnut jigged bone handles and CV blades.
- GT
So, I've searched the 62032 until I'm blue in the face, with no results. Please enlighten me regarding the rounded bolsters on the knife on the far left.
When something needs cut, I'm used to reaching back & getting the 112 off my belt, instead of digging a knife out of my pocket, and I forget sometimes.
Looks like an impressive collection of Bible commentaries on your shelf, too!
In answer to this thread's title, I still carry at least one Case knife, although I don't think I got my first Case knife until 2014, when I was already 62 years old. I usually carry a different Case knife each week (until I get through them all and have to start over). This week I'm carrying a 63032 medium stockman, from 2017, with chestnut jigged bone handles and CV blades.
- GT
Thanks.
I hope having an office at home can give your legs more rest and maybe resolve some of the leg issues you mentioned.
I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, hard to beat a yeller ‘nut!
Mighty nice stockman for a "Christmas mule" to be carrying, Bruce!No hunting or shopping today, hanging here at home out in the country, getting out and placing the Christmas things. My wife is in charge, I am merely the mule - but I do have this Case 63047 in my pocket. OH
Actually, I was just inquiring if you had any Bald Cypress cones on your shelf. They are odd little ball-shaped things. I'll post a photo when I find it in my file. Oh, and keep that predicted snow away.Good question. I’m not really sure. I hate to say it but I’m not real good at tree identification. I’m thinking maybe white pine. It’s from one of the big evergreens at church.
About the only photo I have is a snowy one from a few years back.At least that’s where I think I picked these ones up from.
Ha! And for me, I'll take a Pen over a Spey any day. It is just more functional for me than the Spey. That was one of the reasons I went with the 63032.Thanks.
I'm a huge fan of Case's chestnut jigged bone with CV steel series, and have tried to get as many different patterns in that series as I can find. That's the reason I bought the 63032 I posted. I don't care much for square bolsters or a pen blade instead of a spey on a stockman, but I couldn't pass up the chestnut jigged bone.
- GT
