All About Pocket Knives

I've read & heard that Kingsnakes have been known to eat Copperheads. This one didn't seem interested.

Ha! Nice!

geocash, that is a good funny. Got a chuckle from me. Thanks.

Another Kegler, sorry no snakes

Ken

geocash wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2020 4:28 pm I've read & heard that Kingsnakes have been known to eat Copperheads. This one didn't seem interested.

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW
Cool shot bro!!

shpt.....

What's that mean

Ken

Case slimline trapper showing the size of a buck track while scouting.

Sorry I've been slacking with posts in this thread as of late.....but I got one...

Pics like that make me glad you stopped slackin'!

Steve Warden wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 12:31 am
Pics like that make me glad you stopped slackin'!

Looks like you're quite ready, John

Extra stout looking blade on the top knife. Manufacturer?

Quick Steel wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 1:19 pm Extra stout looking blade on the top knife. Manufacturer?

Thanks Steve..
Bark River TrailMate.. And Thanks..
John

That Bark River caught my eye as well. Great combo.

Thanks You Floyd..
John

Waldo and Betty lakes. In places the snow on the trails was still 2-3' deep!

Very lovely terrain. Thanks for sharing.

roseandthistlecustom wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:10 pm Waldo and Betty lakes. In places the snow on the trails was still 2-3' deep!
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Where's this at?

Ken

roseandthistlecustom wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:10 pm Waldo and Betty lakes. In places the snow on the trails was still 2-3' deep!
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Beautiful picture. I can almost hear the water. Food always taste better cooked on a fire near a lake.

I'll take a guess at west-central Oregon?

Every time I kill a deer or turkey I carve my initials in a beech tree. So does my brother. One tree in particular is carved multiple times with kills from my 5 biggest bucks but I can’t find the picture of it.

Very cool tradition.

Wobblehead, as Bro. Scott said , that is very cool tradition! Great pictures, too.
It is a great way to commemorate a special day in the woods. Personally I got in the habit of making a notch on the 2X4 door jamb of my stand here at the house. Nobody appreciates it but me but I like it. When I was young it was not uncommon to see initials carved in random places in the woods. Trees of course but also on bridge timbers, picnic table and such. Must not be politically correct any more.
Here's one of my stands marked commemorating Bambi and his departed brothers: Treefarmer

Great pics one and ALL.. Nothing like the "OutDoors" and having some sharpness along!!
KUDOS to all who have taken the time to share your adventures!!
John