Winner, Winner!! Name that Bone! Yep! Another Giveaway! Added Comments!

hobo bone
spike bone
Walden bone
Titus bone
Kauhava bone
Red Step bone
Brahman Bone
dump truck bone
rag bone
Flat Iron bone
blood bone
midden bone
drifter bone
dodger bone
peddler bone
panhandler bone
toss bone
depot bone
Bouquet bone
smokey bone
30 mile bone
Chinkapin bone
Sangamon bone
Nipper bone
Red Maple bone
lamoni bone
retriever bone
overton bone
carrier bone
rock point bone
scratch bone
Mhos bone
thats all that popped into my mind. I'll try to think of some more
Rock bottom bone
Ellenville bone
Ulster bone
Damascus bone
barker bone
Cedar bone
sequoia bone
backer bone
Alabama bone
cyrus bone
rambler bone
Backside bone
cranberry bone
kettle bone
skillet bone
nail nick bone
swag bone
Oseo bone
Bunkhouse bone
Orchard Bone
Wedgewood Bone
Cross-cut red bone
North Way bone :)
Servant Bone
Osage Saw Cut Bone
Red Chat bone
e-bone for the the computer folks;)
Adobe Rose
Trapper Bone (has that been mentioned?)
Crimson Contender Bone
Sorry I don't have a picture, nuts.
 
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Painted the town red bone.

Caught Red Handed bone.

Red herring bone.


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Peach Pit bone


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Thanks for the contest!

Steak Bone
T-Bone
Barehead Bone

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Junkyard Bone--cause that's where it was headed.

Abattoir bone--cause it was headed for the slaughterhouse but abattoir sounds better.

Snaggle Bone--named after Snaggle-tooth Lion, a favorite 50s cartoon character with dragged you teeth.

Hambone--'cause it sounds cool and it's the bone tossed to a canine friend to be chewed.

EDIT TO ADD:

I've been underground to the Paris Catacombs a couple of time. The rough, irregular shape of your handles really resembles the piles of bone tossed behind the regularly-organized bone walls.

Soo...

Catacomb bone
Bonehoard bone
 
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Awesome reading though these!
I'll give it a try as well:

Scoop Bone because it looks a chunk was scooped out (and it sounds close to Soup Bone).

Or

Tomarrow Bone :)
 
I didn't read every entry here, so my apologies if anyone has already used these.... I suppose they get first dibs if they did!

Swillbone
Offalbone
Gruelbone
Cavitybone

Had to add one more:

Grind house bone

Best of luck to everyone!
 
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Rough Edge Bone
Bark edge bone
Green Bone (as in recycled)
Scrap-cut bone
Off-cut bone
 
Wane cut? Hmmmm, Wayne cut......


You should call it Cogburn Bone.

Maybe Rooster bone? Or Rooster pecked


Grit bone?

Red Witch bone (Or just Witch Bone because it looks boiled).

Stagecoach bone, or Busted Stagecoach bone


Stampede Bone


Great Divide bone

Desperation pass bone. (Or Desperation''s notch bone)

Donner Party bone ( the bones appear gnawed) Donner's Pass bone

Robbers Gulch bone


Cumberland Gap bone

Oregon Trail bone


Texas Steer bone

Expendable bone

Beggars' Bone


Meek bone

Coyote bone





A few cowboy shots. Even though I have no bone that matches the type of recycled bone.















This orange saw cut bone, with mottled colors has always caught my eye.


 
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Not sure I qualify as a regular, but most of my posts are here. My 2 cents are:

Gnawbone
Gnawedbone
Hambone
Knucklebone
 
Hi Charlie thanks for the great opportunity. I only have one suggestion.

VAGABOND BONE :D or ( vagabone )
 
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Hi Charlie, thank you for this giveaway.
I'm a long time lurker. However, an opportunity to contribute to the naming of your knife is too good to pass.
Here goes,

Glazed bone because of how nicely the edges are worn and burnished.

Driftbone because the naturally worn edges reminds me of driftwood, where the wood is shaped by the sea, tides and time.

Witherbone because of how weathered and seasoned it looks.
 
Because such bone are truly wabi-sabi in every sense, but especially natural beauty in imperfection.

The Japanese wabi and sabi need not be link and are of use separately.

Wabi - harmony and humbly in tune with nature.

Sabi - unconventional beauty which all things will become sooner or later.


1. Wabi bone.

2. Sabi bone.



Alternatively, names of bone fractures.

3. Greenstick

4. Spiral cut


And lastly, just because of what it looks like or is.

5. Shear Cut

6. Sheared bone

7. Sawslip bone

8. Slipsaw bone

9. Splinter bone

10. Facet bone

11. Cleave bone or cleave cut bone

12. Plane bone (because of the "facets" - a play on plain bone)

13. Shoulder bone
 
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I can't believe the abundance of great names that you guys have come up with.
I think scrapbone fits the situation perfectly.
 
Sawmill Soupbone
Sawmill Special (as in bargain) Bone
Sawmill Second Bone
Sawmill Eco-bone
Sawmill Greenbone (as in environmentally friendly)
Sawmill Recycledbone
Sawmill Marrow Bone
Sawmill Stew Bone

Sawcut Second Bone
Sawcut Marrow Bone
Sawcut Primitive Bone
 
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