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Yellowhorse knives...
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Here's another Yellowhorse 124.
Very nice :thumbup: I'm really liking these knives...
I'm going to have to get one someday. Definitely won't be buying a bunch of them at one time
In my late night searching, I did come across a Ron Yellowhorse knife. I didn't Google it, but I'm wondering if he is another of Daves sons?
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I REALLY like that one :thumbup: Very tastefully done. I'm going to have to do a little searchin
Great pictures too...
Thanks Dave.
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Great lookin' knives everyone ,let's see some more.
Hawkeye,great to be back.
Jerry we need to get pics of our 124's together,you are doing great on your pics.
Thanks to everyone else on nice compliments.
Hawkeye,great to be back.
Jerry we need to get pics of our 124's together,you are doing great on your pics.
Thanks to everyone else on nice compliments.
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Here's two more...
112s...
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112s...
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AG, that's a good looking DY knife... Thanks for sharing... ITE
Beautiful knifes..on a side note I was in small store in scottsdale AZ the sales man showed me several Kalinga look alikes. The blades were marked "DY-Navajo" he swore up and down that they were David Yellowhorse knifes but they just did not look right so I passed...glad I passed on after reading this:
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/92999-DAVID-YELLOWHORSE-KNIFE
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/92999-DAVID-YELLOWHORSE-KNIFE
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Those would be made by Doriz Yaziee who worked for David Yellowhorse a number of years ago.
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Tin, Agreed, I see those come around from time to time. DM
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Native steel
Nice Knife Tony, how about a bigger picture of it... ITE
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LOL. That pic was from very early in my photobucket life. I didn't realize it had been re-sized until I posted it. How about a new pic for the SPS?
Last year, at the SMKW Buck Meeting, I went to most of the meetings during the day. David Yellowhorse spoke in one meeting and my wife and son came with me for that meeting. It was a fascinating talk. He talked how he got started with knives, a Buck 112 and later worked with Buck. He talked about his life on a resorvation, problems with that life and his wonderful work ethic. My son has a small bit of native American in him, (on my wife's side) and I felt David's talk was very inspirational and moving toward my son.
Later that night my son decided to get a Yellowhorse 110. It was a lot of money and I chipped in a little. He is not really into knives and my family tolerates my knife addiction, but he got that knife and I feel it means a lot to him. I have a few Yellowhorse knives and I must say, after his talk, I have more respect for those knives.
Later that night my son decided to get a Yellowhorse 110. It was a lot of money and I chipped in a little. He is not really into knives and my family tolerates my knife addiction, but he got that knife and I feel it means a lot to him. I have a few Yellowhorse knives and I must say, after his talk, I have more respect for those knives.