That’s a great pair of stag beauties for today Stuart! The FB especially catches my eye!Hoping to get some overgrown mint removed so that I can plant a couple of basil plants and tarragon plants before the rain starts back up. I'm totin' a Eldon Courtney folder (2 11/16" closed) and the first Gary Cunningham small (6" OAL) hunter that I purchased from Gary back in 2017.
- Stuart
Your hand cultivator even looks like a custom! 
Thank you, my friend ! We have had non stop rain for what seems like weeks and the Boots pointed it out to me, floating in my garden bucketFantastic picture my friend
I tried to save it ...so wondrous...namaste ( the real meaning ) It's cold and wet here, nature is indifferent. The creator does some fine work and I took about 12 photos
It’s nice to see the that you’re enjoying it, Gary! There’s never been a doubt in my mind that it ended up with the right guy! -LanceThis week's "fancy" canoe has been this 1975 red bone Case (thanks for offering me a deal I couldn't refuse, Lance):
Alox knife for this week has been a Vic Electrician, my first Alox (thanks, Greg):
non-Alox SAK for this week has been a Wenger Esquire (from a flea market):
Bailed non-SAK for this week has been a Colonial electrician (from a gun&knife show):
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This week's "fancy" canoe has been this 1975 red bone Case (thanks for offering me a deal I couldn't refuse, Lance):
Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain is my International Knife of the Week:
- GT
Although until I handled one I was afraid that the etch would wear off, I hadn't realized how deeply their etched
Thank you Harry.
Why hello, my brother !
! Talk to me
Today with A. Wright & Son, Lambs foot in Pere David stag and also the Portuguese "Veríssimo" as well in stag!
That is a super cool fixed blade Jack, I was admiring it when you posted it previously
I'm liking it a lot I'm a creature of habit... Usual weekend carry...
For Stag Saturday, what else?
Don't forget Mother's Day, everyone!
Today with A. Wright & Son, Lambs foot in Iron wood and also the Weidmannsheil in stag!
Hoping to get some overgrown mint removed so that I can plant a couple of basil plants and tarragon plants before the rain starts back up. I'm totin' a Eldon Courtney folder (2 11/16" closed) and the first Gary Cunningham small (6" OAL) hunter that I purchased from Gary back in 2017.
- Stuart
Alox knife for this week has been a Vic Electrician, my first Alox (thanks, Greg):
non-Alox SAK for this week has been a Wenger Esquire (from a flea market):
Bailed non-SAK for this week has been a Colonial electrician (from a gun&knife show):
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This week's "fancy" canoe has been this 1975 red bone Case (thanks for offering me a deal I couldn't refuse, Lance):
Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain is my International Knife of the Week:
- GT
My own personal squire for the day
Alox knife for this week has been a Vic Electrician, my first Alox (thanks, Greg):
non-Alox SAK for this week has been a Wenger Esquire (from a flea market):
Bailed non-SAK for this week has been a Colonial electrician (from a gun&knife show):
This week's "fancy" canoe has been this 1975 red bone Case (thanks for offering me a deal I couldn't refuse, Lance):
Taramundi purchased in Sevilla, Spain is my International Knife of the Week:
I noticed that you had picked one up, David. They are fantastic knives. I really think that the Case knives from back then had some of the best bone handles ever produced.That's the one Gary! That's the redbone canoe that made me want one of my own
Lance, not only does Gary enjoy it, I enjoyed the pics of his enough to seek one for myself
Thank you, Jack.Great Lambsfoot choices gents
Quality group you are carrying, Jack.I forgot to post my carry today
Pretty as a picture, Dave.
