Picture Thread

[jbarsquat]

I’ve been carrying this a few days a week for the last couple months. It was time to sharpen it last night so I thought I’d take a few pictures while it’s clean. Two on the fence and one on ice!

 

[JK Knives]

Still my favorite model!

 

[jbarsquat]

It’s mine too! I can honestly say that I would have never given it a second glance online, or purchased it if I didn’t hold it first. “On paper” it didn’t appeal to me really. When I held it, I had to have one for myself!

 

[greentrout]

Cleaned and ready to be put away after a great Thanksgiving

 

[LukeTheSpook]

Belt hawk next to an Infi Rat

 

[jbarsquat]

Muddy camp was out earning itself a fresh edge!

 

[JK Knives]

View attachment 803467 Muddy camp was out earning itself a fresh edge!

I can't believe there are only two of these out there.

 

[jbarsquat]

I agree. It’s a workhorse and it looks good clean or dirty!

 

[greentrout]

Excuse the non JK pictures, but my stretched worker and stretched bluegills were in my shop getting a little TLC and in between coats of BLO.

On the big ducks, I like to butterfly the breasts before cooking. I like to soak them 3-5 days before eating. I then pat dry and coat with coarse sea salt, coarse black pepper, and a little garlic powder. Get a skillet hot and add a tablespoon of butter. DO NOT overcook, 2-3 minutes a side is tops. Duck is best served medium rare.

Ducks have tenderloins too. They make great appetizers!

Then I like to take crappy pictures of the finished product!

 

[jds1]

That looks delicious!

Jeff

 

[Mack]

Still my favorite kitchen knife.

 

[cbwoods67]

Ah yes. I remember that one.

That was a pretty fun passaround.

Here it is before quite a bit of use.

 

[Mack]

I can't believe there are only two of these out there.

I can't believe that I don't have one.

 

[jbarsquat]

Mid size Muk joined me yesterday to prep five pounds of beef for Christmas jerky. Didn’t take any after pictures. Feel free to add these to IG

 

[Rupestris]

I took this pic for a thread in GKD. Thought I'd share it here too.

 

[C Bryant]

I'm really impressed with thus little guy. Thanks again John.

 

[jbarsquat]

SB Kephart trimming some fat

 

[TPVT]

had some belt repair to do today so got out my leather box.

and when i opened it....Yes! i forgot i kept this in my leather kit. it is the JK WoodKarver, but i find it works great as a leather knife. made my day.

 

[JK Knives]

That's a great idea using it for leather work. Another one of my designs that works for multiple things. Thanks for posting it!

 

[glennbad]

Not an amazing pic, but I just had to share this. This baby is SWEET! Thanks again, John!