All About Pocket Knives

Ivoryman wrote:Thanks Bomba, really. And amen to you, the Ratcliffe really turns me on. Sweet knife there, congrats. Great work Lanskey. I have thought about that several times, just takes a while to hunt down a Muskrat to kill that really appeals to your tastes I would imagine. Don't want to take all that time and effort on one that isn't worthy of it. But I must confess ignorance on your acronym so i don't really get your drift. if you could please help me out would be appreciated. Thanks again. But yes, whatever I carry has to do whatever daily chores I need it to do. That's why it's on me, not just for jewelry. I use regularly. True addict. Not enough to have it sitting there looking beautiful. I gotta indulge, dose up every now and then throughout the day. Can't help myself. Zero willpower to resist.

DM11 wrote:856 & 21 We got a serious thunderstorm going on at the moment. Sure beats snow.

Tsar Bomba wrote:

Ivoryman wrote: CF & CE = coon-fingering and chicken-eyeing

I've been doing it all day with the little brown bone Bostwick Braun (say that five times fast) I brought in my watch pocket. It's been sitting on my desk all day, except when I pick it up and admire it, or feel the worn old bones, or flip open a blade to enjoy the W&T...

Tony_Wood wrote:Have these two today.

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sunknife wrote:

Tony_Wood wrote:Have these two today.

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I like those to Tony. I recognize the larger as one of you're making, is the other older one a Robeson?

Ivoryman wrote:Sweet shot Sunknife. excellent work on the arrows. Beautiful. Great looking knives too.
Last couple days I needed all these and carried intermittently. The 85 Bullet End EZ open is a sweet avocado knife, good for slicing or scooping with this blade.
The Machete helps me deal with the brush and Pampas grass, heard it called Elephant grass, and I get why.
The Tomahawk chopped some limbs and made kindling for the wood stove.'
The spear almost got a Raccoon. They kill the fish in the fish pond if not warded off. Spear used for persuasion to leave the yard if I can reach them.

Ivoryman wrote:Sweet shot Sunknife. excellent work on the arrows. Beautiful. Great looking knives too.
Last couple days I needed all these and carried intermittently. The 85 Bullet End EZ open is a sweet avocado knife, good for slicing or scooping with this blade.
The Machete helps me deal with the brush and Pampas grass, heard it called Elephant grass, and I get why.
The Tomahawk chopped some limbs and made kindling for the wood stove.'
The spear almost got a Raccoon. They kill the fish in the fish pond if not warded off. Spear used for persuasion to leave the yard if I can reach them.

doglegg wrote:sunknife, just excellent. Love your handy work.
Thank you kindly doglegg.

Tony_Wood wrote:Indeed it is, Greg. Your teaser shots are killer. Do you have a web page/Facebook/Instagram thread of bows and arrows you have made?

doglegg wrote:geocash, that little sod buster is gorgeous, it speaks to me. Great knife.
Tony is that a birds of a feather picture. Old and new and quality on both accounts.

Rotten wrote:It's a Camillus day.

sunknife wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:Sweet shot Sunknife. excellent work on the arrows. Beautiful. Great looking knives too.
The spear almost got a Raccoon. They kill the fish in the fish pond if not warded off. Spear used for persuasion to leave the yard if I can reach them.

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