All About Pocket Knives

All F.I.N.E. carrys yinz are showing!!! Yep!! John

I agree with John
I would love carrying any of the knives posted

3 bladed cattle knife, 5 bladed cattle knife and just in case I can't find some cattle that needs cutting maybe I'll run upon a congressman, there's a bunch of them that needs castration.

bighomer wrote:3 bladed cattle knife, 5 bladed cattle knife and just in case I can't find some cattle that needs cutting maybe I'll run upon a congressman, there's a bunch of them that needs castration.

Agree...

Montanaman, I do believe you are living by the principle, "Nothing but the best."

J1890 wrote:Old school Pal, new school GEC.
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Love your PAL!!!

richard wrote:2 wives,6 children and a hernia.

I'll just say amen to woodawlker's comment on the Pal that J1890 posted! As always, all the knives are great but now and then something stands out, like a bare head Pal jack knife. I don't remember seeing a bare headed Pal before, very few Pal knives in our neck of the woods.
Treefarmer

richard wrote:2 wives,6 children and a hernia.

A belated to AAPK! We like pics so keep that in mind if you want to show off that canoe or Gerber.

bighomer wrote:3 bladed cattle knife, 5 bladed cattle knife and just in case I can't find some cattle that needs cutting maybe I'll run upon a congressman, there's a bunch of them that needs castration.

Love the old bones on that top one, big-H!

Carried the same knives as yesterday so I did a bit of a gear dump so I could photograph something new. The Blur rides clipped to the RFP, the little sleeveboard in the watch pocket, the Churchill in the LFP and the old Supertool is sheathed on my belt. The alox SAK and assorted multi-tools are usually clipped to my keychain.

treefarmer wrote:I'll just say amen to woodawlker's comment on the Pal that J1890 posted! As always, all the knives are great but now and then something stands out, like a bare head Pal jack knife. I don't remember seeing a bare headed Pal before, very few Pal knives in our neck of the woods.
Treefarmer

Thanks. I got it at a great deal and it turns out to be one of my favorites.

Quick Steel wrote:Montanaman, I do believe you are living by the principle, "Nothing but the best."

Thanks! I know the craftsman appreciate their knives being carried and used.

These two today, CAS(Claudio Sobral) Personal carry and a whittler by Joel Chamblin
Have a great weekend!

WOWZUH!!! Awesome carries you 2!!!

The younger men (whose kids I take on missions to the outdoors, think it's funny to ask how many knives is he carrying today....LOL).
Football games start today and sho enough they'll ask. I try and dress light and equipped and wondered how can I add another knife that
has literally little or no weight?

BINGO! VIC SAK ALOX compliments of Mike (313Mike) in the top of my emergency pouch that I carry left side bottom pocket,
on my cargo shorts......I go nowhere without this emergency pouch and it contains: plastic bags for picking up trash and toilet paper (yup, sometimes
IT HAPPENS in the woods, duck tape, fatwood, bandages, sting eze, and numerous other things and today a new knife on top!!

Montana man that is quite a pair Boys knife for the big boy today,finally finished the portable garage

These got the job done today.

After work yesterday we went shopping. I had to do a bit of work in the garage.
I used the Case CV Amber bone Canoe.

CASE Mini-Copperhead in the rfp today!! John

these today.

Whitby Bunny knife down the new forest today

Case sowbelly working with me today.

J1890 that's a sweet pic of a sweeeeeeeeeeeet knife. Never met a Pal I didn't like. Mman, what can I say? Zed that's great color on the fungus and knife. Sweet pics all, calendar shots around lately.
77 Northfield Barlow

Nice patina on that one I-man, looks like it's sliced a mater or two. Tote'n these today.

Thanks all! Fantastic knives being posted, have a great day

Marbles Handy Hunter and #759 from Todd Davison in Sambar stag, sheath made by Claude Scott

Two fine looking knives there Kris. Both have an appropriately large ricasso which is a feature I favor.

Ivoryman wrote:J1890 that's a sweet pic of a sweeeeeeeeeeeet knife. Never met a Pal I didn't like. Mman, what can I say? Zed that's great color on the fungus and knife. Sweet pics all, calendar shots around lately.
77 Northfield Barlow

Iman, thanks. When I got it, I thought I finally had a knife that looked as sweet as every blade you post.