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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

For Random Carry Tuesday, this is one of the most random knives I own.

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Un-Chained said:
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I’d like the story on that warrior!
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mbkr said:
What kind of knife is this and what's up with the three large, raised, round things? I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like that before.
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For those curious, here's the backstory:

Rustic Repair or ?

Many of you know that I like to collect old knives. Ones that are well worn, or have had rough repairs done by former owners don't discourage me. In fact, sometimes I enjoy seeing what someone has done to keep a knife useful. Like dropping the kick on a knife that's been sharpened until the...
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r8shell said:
For those curious, here's the backstory:

Rustic Repair or ?

Many of you know that I like to collect old knives. Ones that are well worn, or have had rough repairs done by former owners don't discourage me. In fact, sometimes I enjoy seeing what someone has done to keep a knife useful. Like dropping the kick on a knife that's been sharpened until the...
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As an engineer, I am simultaneously appalled and like bowdown.gif
 
Headed to town for hose washers, a drop off at the post office, a prescription pick up, breakfast at the Wagon Wheel Cafe and grocery shopping at the Holiday Market and at Four Corners Market. Totin this Scout Trapper that I'm slowly breaking in. It's a really nice knife gifted to me by John JohnDF JohnDF .It's so nice I've put off using it but it's time to wear it in, give it a bit of patina, and scuff it up a bit. After all, it can't truly be a Modoc knife if it isn't worthy of going to the Modoc Auction Yard for cattle sales when they have them, or the 4H Roundup, or the rodeo over in Ceaderville.

Trapper with Gabon Ebony covers on a "Hot Tin Roof"

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