I think that I've recently seen a flotilla of those canoes, Travis. All very handsome.
A couple of elk staggers today.
They staggered me, Jeff Very fine. And thanks for that last photo, I'm still smiling.
Top shelf, Stuart; that Woodsman has almost everything going for it!
Equal-end, blades on each end, sublime blade combo, delectable bone ... One spring or two?
The knives I carry every day, in addition to those prescribed by my weekly rotation schedule:
Part of a Black Friday knife buying spree for me involved a couple of Rough Rider's relatively new carbon steel knives, a canoe and a sowbelly stockman
Thanks for the Cannon comment and music link, Stuart.
I like the horn section, but I hope my 3-knife set of Cannons didn't have bugs crawling on you!
Thanks for your kind comments, GT. The Woodsman has 2 springs and is a handful. Also, the covers are jigged Delrin. Though well done, I think the previously posted Woodsman had more bone-like ones. I like the slanted bolsters on your new RRs and the Cannons did make me go a little crazy when I spied them. I'm OK now.
Totin this 1995 Bulldog two blade, stag Jack.
As others have noted, Paul - that's a very nice knife. Thanks for the review.
I'm carrying my latest acquisition, also a Remington
You are stocking up on some mighty fine stockman examples, Steve. I mean really fine. Simply sublime, especially for a working knife pattern.
That's a cool older Case, Dennis. For a knife more than 55 years old, she's a beaut!!
The knife I'm totin' today.
Wow, Dean!!
I don't blame you for sticking with that one, Gev. Nice composition of the pic.
These today from a couple of Really Old Friends .
Those are handsome old knives, Harry, but the friendships are even more special, I know.
I added this Joe Allen slimline to accompany the Camillus today.
Boy, Nick, you know how to pack a punch with that pairing. Like Steve's posts, that slimline is simply sublime. You guys are keeping the bar pretty high.
Oh my Stuart! Look at the stag on it.
The knife is a "climber" from Les Couteliers de Fontainebleau and the handles are heated and stabilized oak.
Thanks, Dwight, but your climber is breath-taking. The covers are mesmerizing and the portrayal in fantastic!
Cool etch on that gorgeous Gunstock Stuart
I'm carrying these two today, my Yorkshire Rose Lambsfoot (named by
dc50
- thanks Dave), and a GEC 85 Barrett
@btb01 carried all the way from Minnesota to Sheffield to give me
Thanks, Jack. You are packing a potent pair yourself. That Barrett is a class act and I'm glad that y'all could get together again.
Wow!!
This one ticks a lot of boxes for me:
For me, too. I like everything about it. That pattern and toothpicks are my favorite carry patterns
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Wishing everyone a Blessed and Merry Christmas!
I like seeing that knife again, Leslie, especially in that great photo. Are you prepping a bed of coals under a spit?
- Stuart