I'm really happy with the way they came out; the white ivory goes well with the simple lines of the 72 stainless and the cracked tusk came out incredible on the 73L! The slabs had quite a radius to them and I was unsure if they were gonna work, but they worked perfectly! 
Absolutely some of the most beautiful knives i've ever seen!! Monk, I don't know if you realize it, but I am available for adoption!big monk wrote:Thanks Jim ****** my son,had picked out the "'Red Stag"' for an EDC,because he liked the "'Flat Bolsters""________well,when he saw the Camel Bone, "with end-caps"" ***** he picked it as an EDC_____also
________he left the house, a few hours ago,with both knives,in his pocket
Ramrod wrote:Monk,
My son can pretty much walk outta here with whatever he wants too...
As I can with my Dad. Thats how its supposed to be, right?
Mark
) ____He sent me these photos,and put the knives,in the mail today 
___I should have them early next week,and will take individual pictures & post em' on this thread****__most of them are Mammoth Ivory,with a few Elk & Axis Stag ( Top eight are #73 Scouts and the bottom four are #23 Pioneer )____ I hope you all, enjoy,them as much as I enjoy,sharing them with yall !!!! Monk 
What a great job Kaleb did on these Monk!! I don't know how much more beautiful you can get than these. Unbelievable 
Congrats on that bunch, Monk! _____My next big adventure is to """Buy The Winning Lottery Ticket"" 
___that way,I can get some more of these 
That Cigar pattern would be in my pocket every day, got a lizard lok about it now, heck I'd carry both of them. I really like the fact you kept the shields, really nice man! 
Was the 53 cuban originally stained green tea bone? My sole 53 stockman is that stained green tea bone. Got it at a gun & knife show only because the price was too good to pass up. It surely wasn't because I thought the color was interesting. 
I do like the horsecut style of jigging though.