Big H ,who made that white one with that Sheepsfoot main


Big H ,who made that white one with that Sheepsfoot main
LOL!toomanyknives wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 3:23 pm Nice, TPK! Great day for a walk with the pooch and some sweet knives. My real Indian name is Runs-From-Money!For some reason I'm really good at that!
Those are all nice but I especially like that green one! Can't make out the brand but it has some pretty scales on it!
Thanks JP!Ripster wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 3:07 pm
A Man ,his Dog and 5 knives, life’s looking good Tom . And looks like a nice day over there and a great place to be ,you have yourself a great weekend my friendTPK wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 2:56 pmNice one QS!![]()
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Nice knives toomanyknives!(Kind of sounds like the name of an "Indian Warrior")
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Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Geranimo & Too-Many-Knives![]()
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We took a 2-hr. walk with Jake today. More pictures in the Knives in the Wild Thread in a few min.![]()
Had these 5 with me.![]()
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Thanks for the compliment. It's all due to the lusting after other peoples knives over the years and then the hunt for yourself so you have one too. Pretty pathetic, but hey it did lead to some decent scores and that Camillus is right up there. Full blades looking like factory edge, just a little corrosion when I got to it. And still fabulous to use and look at. Nothing wrong with it. And it cost a heck of a lot less than the Tidioute. I know, wish there were more around, I'd get a back up. Thanks again.
CodyMontanaman wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 3:03 pm A Gentlemens Bowie today, from the late ABS M.S. John White. Elephant ivory and differentially heat treated 1084. Paul Long sheath with Cape Buffalo.
Ivoryman wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 5:01 pmThanks for the compliment. It's all due to the lusting after other peoples knives over the years and then the hunt for yourself so you have one too. Pretty pathetic, but hey it did lead to some decent scores and that Camillus is right up there. Full blades looking like factory edge, just a little corrosion when I got to it. And still fabulous to use and look at. Nothing wrong with it. And it cost a heck of a lot less than the Tidioute. I know, wish there were more around, I'd get a back up. Thanks again.
Todays rotation. '71 Case, '19 Northwoods.
I can sure see why it's your new favorite.
Thanks Ripster. I love the Leek, and the 72 is just about the perfect EDC. I almost always have some variation of the 72 in rotation..
Thanks, yup, burlap, only with white resin. They appropriately call it Frosted Mini Wheat micarta.edge213 wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 7:41 pmIvoryman wrote: ↑Sat Nov 07, 2020 5:01 pmThanks for the compliment. It's all due to the lusting after other peoples knives over the years and then the hunt for yourself so you have one too. Pretty pathetic, but hey it did lead to some decent scores and that Camillus is right up there. Full blades looking like factory edge, just a little corrosion when I got to it. And still fabulous to use and look at. Nothing wrong with it. And it cost a heck of a lot less than the Tidioute. I know, wish there were more around, I'd get a back up. Thanks again.
Todays rotation. '71 Case, '19 Northwoods.
The Northwoods is a great looking knife.
Is it burlap micarta?
Gorgeous antler, and fine knife, but congrats on getting the beauty stag.
How bout... One-Fried-Chicken, with a side of fries.