All About Pocket Knives

Today the Boker is in left and this is in right.

Jdub wrote:Took a trip to the Rod Run in pigeon forge this weekend and gonna stop by Smoky Mountain Knife Works on the way home! Have my newest trapper with me!! It cleaned up nicely....

That trapper is a gem!

ken98k wrote:

Jdub wrote:Took a trip to the Rod Run in pigeon forge this weekend and gonna stop by Smoky Mountain Knife Works on the way home! Have my newest trapper with me!! It cleaned up nicely....

That trapper is a gem!

Thanks I posted a pic of it in newest case pickups before I cleaned it, turned out great! I picked it up off the bay! Handles are pocket worn some but blades are full as a tick.... I'm very pleased with it, prob should put it up rather than carry but hey!!!

Today Puttering around the house with this little Schatt & Morgan Junior Scout in my pocket. Must have a Beer opener handy while doing chores!

Nice one, Mitch. How long is it?

FRJ wrote:Nice one, Mitch. How long is it?

3 1/4" Closed
5 1/4" Open (Main Blade)

Thanks. Nice little carry.

Carry this #73,on my off days !!!!! __________and when it's "raining"

Another beauty. Nice one, monk.

Old Hunter wrote:Dogg, it is entirely appropriate that a Maine hunter be wearing a Maine Hunting Shoe! OH

Especially during mud season Uncle Henrys and a Leek.

Hey garddogg56! Just picked up the comment about the Maine shoes and went back to the picture. Miss Joy and I both have some of the "Maine shoes" down here in the Florida Panhandle. My only regret was that I didn't buy insulated hunting boots, the gum shoes and the pull-on 6" are good for year round but a little insulation might help even in our Florida winters. Love the history of Leon Leonwood Bean .
Treefarmer

The Boker Copperhead that I really ought not to have bought is going to have the bottom of my right front pocket all to it's lonesome!

These Two in My Pocket Today!

Still carrying these two.

^^^ Nice ones Ken
A light weight 3.75" Case lockback for me a lot lately. Hardly know it's there.
Sharp, safe, stainless steel and inexpensive. Plus American made.

treefarmer wrote:Hey garddogg56! Just picked up the comment about the Maine shoes and went back to the picture. Miss Joy and I both have some of the "Maine shoes" down here in the Florida Panhandle. My only regret was that I didn't buy insulated hunting boots, the gum shoes and the pull-on 6" are good for year round but a little insulation might help even in our Florida winters. Love the history of Leon Leonwood Bean .
Treefarmer

They are GREAT hunting and fishing boots and they last.The insulated boots are warm plus I have a pair of felts for ice fishing

Nice ones , gents.



I have these 2 on me.

GDOGG....I've always wanted a pair of LL Bean boots.....just loved the look of them!

They're on my bucket list!

You guys are rockin' with your EDC's!

Hey Mitch... Looks like you are starting your own "Pa Posse" !!!!! KOOL!!! John

My EDC is a Camillus Lev'R Lock with the half serrated blade and Black Polymer Grip.

Radium07 wrote:My EDC is a Camillus Lev'R Lock with the half serrated blade and Black Polymer Grip.

Nice carry Radium07, welcome to AAPK

nice COMBO, Mitch


i have these 2 on me today, while out on the hunt for knives around town.......plus errands

These two Buck Knives got the call today - I used a 112 and a 121 to cut up this Gobbler I shot this morning. OH

Nice beard, Old Hunter.....and nice knives!