Not really old, but it's all I've got. Cashel Horseman's knife (made in China)--got it ca. Christmas '06 or '07, instead of the Victorinox Equestrian I wanted back when I was actively riding English. These were found in Tractor Supply stores in the horse tack area for around $10, as opposed to the nearly $40 price from SMKW at the time for the Victorinox. The knife is very cheaply made. The clip point blade is nearly inaccessible--I mostly used the bot knife blade as it was easier to get to. Didn't even carry it that much, as at the time, I think I only had a handful of knives (I started collecting summer '06 at age 9), all I carried was my grandfather's 34OT and a folding hoofpick. All the other stuff I needed was kept in a cabinet in my own barn, and in the tack room at the stables.
Tools:
Clip point blade
Bot Knife
Grooming blade
Punch *(useless due to looking more like an unsharpened sheepsfoot blade)
Hoof pick (recall using it just a couple times--used my old green Epona hoofpick all the time (kept it or a cheap folding hoofpick on me at all times).
) and the hunters have a lot more dogs than I see at the dog groomer at our vet's office. I haven't hunted in years, but if you have a Jack Russel Terrier, you'll end up using one of these if you have one.
