I'm sure you will like it, Ed. It has a good heft, and feels good in the hand. Each one is unique, but I've liked all the ones I've seen posted. I like that it's all steel--no brass or nickel silver.
Hey, Barry, where did you get that little tiny Lambsfoot?!What? It's Yorkshire Day? Somethin's fishy.
The CRACK of the bat, the whistle of the ball as it flies over the fence !!!
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Jack Black
Greetings Guardians!
Today was cleaning and sharpening day. 2 bolster needed a bit more attention, and had to mildly file the kick as she was a little proud after sharpening.
Thanks. It's been a few years now, but it sure is great to hear "cancer free." Both of her parents and my father died of cancer. (My mum's still with us; just got back from a visit.)That's also great news Vince
Very nice stag on that one, and that beer sure looks good! Drinking one myself now. It's 94 degrees with 106 heat index. May go for a bike ride close to sundown--too hot right now.Thanks Duncan
Beautiful picture, Jack. Lovely scenery for your walk.
Thank you, Jack. It was nice to escape to the mountains for a short while. It resets my mood.Glad you had a good time John, nice pic my friend
Love that picture. So much fun.Have a stupendous weekend y'all!
Thanks Kevin!
Thank you, Jack. It is certainly a favorite of mine and so it ends up getting used the most. It looks like you had a splendid hike, pity about the heat. It is getting hot here as well, I just finished with some outdoor chores before it really heats up.
I had the AC with me whilst I worked.
The AC's might well be my favourites Greetings Guardians!
Today was cleaning and sharpening day. 2 bolster needed a bit more attention, and had to mildly file the kick as she was a little proud after sharpening.
Hey, Barry, where did you get that little tiny Lambsfoot?!
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Thank you for another fun GAW!
Two fine looking Lambs , Mike.
I'm glad you were able to tune them up.
Have a stupendous weekend y'all!
Thanks buddy Cool - if slightly scary - pic! There's never a river that far away here, pint too Beautiful picture, Jack. Lovely scenery for your walk.
Thank you, Jack. It was nice to escape to the mountains for a short while. It resets my mood.
Love that picture. So much fun.
Far out, and groovy! Man, I dig it!Some of you may be old enough to remember "The Days of the Hippies" back in the early sixties through the early seventies. One of the popular accessories they wore were "Puukko Shell" necklaces. Well, guess what I ran across going through some old stuff? Here is one that I got in Venice, Florida. I got the shark's teeth while diving off the beach there. The shark's teeth are 100,000 years old plus. Anyway, I thought all this stuff would make a good back drop for my Lambfoot. Disclaimer: I was not nor am I a Hippie. I was never mellow enough to have been one.
Is it still a "rusty nail" if you use Irish whiskey?A couple of pics from this evening
Yes it does Jack!I remember that knife very well Ron, it definitely has considerable charm
Hope all you Guardians have a great weekend! 
Magnificent photoYes it does Jack!
I’ve had my Waynorth Jigged Bone Lambsfoot in my pocket today!
. In my very limited experience, and i mean limited, there are a lot of very knowledgeable and experienced knife people out there, this is one of the best factory run production knives i have seen. And your photo highlights everything good about this knife, well done.Haha, I was gonna ask the same thing! I used to drink those all the time in my "youth".
Thank you very much for those kind words!Magnificent photo
Thank you Dwight. It is definitely a hand cannon. Bedazzled by your newly hafted Lambsfoot, I almost forgot about your beautiful Ironwood Lamb.
