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I have one just like this one, might just be my daily tomorrow.Happy Sunday All
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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It’s by far my favorite jigging pattern GEC has done. I wish they’d use it a bit more often, but if they did I’d probably acquire more knives, which I really don’t need
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Beautiful Rams Horn Harry! I’ve got one in Rams Horn I got from Russell at the 2018 Rendezvous. It’s never been in my pocket. I hope that was a lesson learned for the operators and no one was hurt in that wild looking photo.
I’m only carrying one today!
Your carry is always tasteful Ron, but this one's stellar
I recommend you try out one of the new GEC 62 Easy Pockets, another great Wharncliffe on a single-spring, like the Norfolk.
Thanks, Will
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Thought I would go with some stag on Sunday.
Very nice! As much as I like the Stockman pattern all I’ve collected up have been plenty of three blade, a few two blade, and one one blade variations. You’ve motivated me to start looking for a few four and five blade variations. OH
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Thank you, Mike! They gave me a ton of meds at the urgent care.
Looking like a lazy Sunday ahead. Coffee's on, wife is making buttermilk pancakes. Have a good day, everyone!
Gorgeous knives, Mike.
What is that jigged bone beauty?Get better soon Dean.
Thank you, Ron.
Beautiful Rams Horn Harry! I’ve got one in Rams Horn I got from Russell at the 2018 Rendezvous. It’s never been in my pocket. I hope that was a lesson learned for the operators and no one was hurt in that wild looking photo.
I’m only carrying one today!
Stupendous Damascus steel and bone, Ron.
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I was packing up for a quick rabbit hunt, and then came the rain (2 minutes after this picture).
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Nice picture Stuart, nice custom fixed blade and BSA marked SAK to pair up with your old vintage shells. You are not by yourself, I also prefer the 16 for my upland hunting (and an occasional gobbler as well). Here is my Dad’s old Buck Bird Knife that he gave to me long ago, with a slightly newer box of 16 Ga Remington shells - posed this shot when I bought a new C.C. Filson upland shell vest about ten years ago. Happy Sunday ladies & gents! OH
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Thank you, Mike! They gave me a ton of meds at the urgent care.
Gorgeous knives, Mike.
Thanks Dean. It's a 2013 Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper with chestnut jigged bone. Just arrived last week, and I can't keep from putting it in the pocket in the morning. Definitely honeymoon phase. It's one I've wanted for a while, and it's more than met my expectations. Another photo, just because
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Thanks Dean. It's a 2013 Case/Bose Wharncliffe Trapper with chestnut jigged bone. Just arrived last week, and I can't keep from putting it in the pocket in the morning. Definitely honeymoon phase. It's one I've wanted for a while, and it's more than met my expectations. Another photo, just because
Wow! Case does a fantastic job on those Case/Bose editions.
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These today
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Blimey, my internet connection is on its backside tonight!
Sorry to hear that Dean, hope you're feeling better soon
Sounds good Mike, spiffy pair my friend
That's a Sunday knife Ron
Very nice Taylor
Fine pair Harry
Sorry to hear that Dean, hope you're feeling better soon
Looking like a lazy Sunday ahead. Coffee's on, wife is making buttermilk pancakes. Have a good day, everyone!
Sounds good Mike, spiffy pair my friend
I’m only carrying one today!
That's a Sunday knife Ron
Very nice Taylor
These today
Harry
Fine pair Harry
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I like your Purple 72 young lady . I have one also and after seeing mine 2 of my relatives wanted one for Christmas a couple of years ago.
I have enjoyed your pictures of your drive . Nice pictures .
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Great to see you back Stuart
LOL! You haven't turned into The Invisible Man?!
I took the hints and have been fully clothed since that first intemperate post (I got less "LIKES" and more "LAUGHS" as time went on).
Stuart my friend, you’re living large!
I'll leave the lights on, Ron. Until then:
I've been wandering, Alan, but, alas, not that idyllic isle. Hope springs eternal, though. Thanks for the warm thoughts.
Great tote combo Stuart; really like that classic old Remington shell box, very cool shot too!
Nice picture Stuart, nice custom fixed blade and BSA marked SAK to pair up with your old vintage shells. You are not by yourself, I also prefer the 16 for my upland hunting (and an occasional gobbler as well). Here is my Dad’s old Buck Bird Knife that he gave to me long ago, with a slightly newer box of 16 Ga Remington shells - posed this shot when I bought a new C.C. Filson upland shell vest about ten years ago. Happy Sunday ladies & gents! OH
Thanks, guys. I have a Belgian Browning "Sweet 16" from 1955 and a Stevens 311A side-by-side from about the same period that are my step-ups from the 20 gauge over/unders. That box of shells is part of a case that I "inherited" when an old hunting buddy passed away several years ago. His daughter gathered a bunch of his hunting friends and let us have our pick of the hunting gear that his son, daughters, and nephews didn't want (his favorite dove gun - a Remington 1100 in .410 that he fired quite successfully from a lawn chair - was long gone by then). I was the only guy who used 16 gauge, so I got the case and several old hunting knives and whet stones. I talk to him whenever I take the shells in the field and we have a great day. I have four boxes remaining.
- Stuart
