Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Thanks guys - sounds good to me, JB

Beautiful pics - especially enjoyed the close-up


Ansel Adams ~ Frozen Lake and Cliffs, The Sierra Nevada, Sequoia Nat'l Park, CA 1932
OG

 

Thank you Greg, That’s quite a pack of pickled peppers that you packed. I’ll bet it will be fantastic.

@waynorth - Thank you Charlie. Your 93 and others are the equal of the oldies.

 

@Jack Black - I did see your earlier and more detailed post Jack but here they do call it a "Pruner".

https://www.penknives-and-scissors.co.uk/acatalog/Pen_and_pocket_knives.html#a31

I only used the term Pruner to distinguish it from the Standard. Not trying to argue with you at all- just trying to illustrate where I got the term "Pruner".

EDITED TO ADD: Actually Jack, they say with Pruner Handle and don't call the knife itself a Pruner. So, I may be all wet. Therefore, "Belay My Last". From now on I'll refer to it as a Small Lambfoot.

I gotta make a sandwich and chew on this.

 

You really captured the beauty of that Lambsfoot!
I'm lovin' the color in the handle.

As the others said, I think it comes down to personal preference. I love me some Peach Seed Jigging too but as a general rule I like the random of hand jigged bone the best.... it just has more character to it , more soul.

Looks like you had a great time!
I'm pretty sure that if I ever defect from the US, poutine will be the reason.

Thanks, pal.
That's a might fine shot of a mighty fine knife right tharrr , I hav'ta say.

Hope you feel better soon , Jon.
That Lamb of yours looks like it makes for good company.

Annnd a good mornin' to you , ED.
That proud tip problem is yet another reason that I like the Stove Pipe Kick, it gives you a lot to work with.

Thanks, OG
That is a fine pic of your Waynorth and I always enjoy your Ansel Adams backgrounds.

I am hangin' with Jake today.

 

Thank you Jack. Your TEW is now a Lambsfoot shank. I just found 4 feathers on YT.

 

I invite you to come back with me almost a week in my catch-up efforts. I can't respond to everything, so I've taken Vince's advice below to heart, and this post primarily features rosewood lambsfoot knives.

Sensational shot of your rosewood HHB, FBC!

That photo really highlights the grain in your rosewood, Jon!

Always a treat to see your rosewood from a different continent, Vince!

Your rosewood HHB is attractive headwear for that carved bear, Dave! Or are you starting a DIY totem pole there? (That red car with the fender skirts is cool, but doesn't have much ground clearance. )

Although not relevant to my self-imposed rosewood theme, your pic is really interesting, ED!

There's the knife with the living luminosity that I always find so amazing!!

What more can you ask for, John?

Wow, your African rosewood seems to be growing on me, John!

Can't beat a rosewood blueberry pie, AL!!

Your hard-working rosewood HHB is looking prosperous, Taylor! The blade etch is hardly obscured by that patina.

My lambsfoot carry this week is Man Jack, the stag senator I won in an @R.c.s GAW. Here's a shot of it soon after its arrival:


- GT

 

Deleted because it upset a member.

 

Thanks, Gary. It's in my pocket again today.

Nice stag on that senator!

 

Well spotted the left hand nail nick, there is a reason but it wasn't made specifically for a leftie though......

Yes I do, I'll come clean......

It started like this-

 

All of us who enjoy this place try our best to abide by the established guidelines and feel it is not too much to ask.
If you decide to hang around here I think you will find that rude and childish attempts at sarcasm are not appreciated.
If you decide to not frequent this place that many of us find to be educational and friendly, well don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya on your way out.
OG

 

Thank you for letting me know. My attempt at a little humor did not seem to go over well. Friendly? Not so much, but I can take a hint.

 

If you

That is a "ripper". I bet it could relay some history.