What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Very nice.
How do you mix those to get a different color?

Flat the third for the blue note
But that’s a...minor... consideration.

 

Had to disassemble another steak.

 

Chiming in with this beautiful 3 5/8" D2 ivory / black liner Charlie Bell trapper. Wicked sharp, milled liners, flush in 3 positions, feels so nice in hand, smoooth.

 

GEC 66 Calf Roper stockman in desert ironwood and a Rough Rider canoe that started as white bone but I dyed to resemble appaloosa bone.

 

A. Wright Standard Lambfoot with Buffalo Horn covers

 

Thank you Gev.

 

Finished cutting my grass I minute before the storm. I really like that #54 big jack of yours, linen Micarta?
I remember pondering a purchase of one of those for too long, and then they were gone. They lingered at the
dealers for a long time, I missed out on a fine knife there.

 

If you don't use all the whole seasoning packet, and add some vegetables, it isn't nearly as bad for you.

It wasn't easy restraining myself from buying a 66 Calf Roper while waiting all year for these #29s to come out. I knew once I had a knife with an awl instead of a spey, the 66 wouldn't get carried much. They sure are nice though.

 

Carry one compulsory main knife for a month and another optional choice

 

Classic !!! Love it

 

Felt like a barlow day today

 

These two today:

 

Thanks but your TC in the woods is a lovely shot!

 

Not nearly as much fun, that's for sure.

 

Agreed!

Thanks!

 

Thats a really cool RR. They definitely have knives with unique jigging, I like how that one has two types on the same knife. And I agree they're really nice regardless of cost

 

This one today, influenced by the influencers around here.

 

Oh, right. Of course! Gonna do that with your Churchill?

I suppose having one main knife used to be the norm. Now it's a challenge for knife-knuts like me!