All About Pocket Knives

Sasquach wrote:Thanks Scott, I appreciate it. I like being able to show my knives to other knife-nuts, thanks for looking and commenting.

garddogg had the Jameson's, I was tossin' back some Cannemara. It's all Irish and it's all good!

Yea it was all good till today

Doug, The corned beef and cabbage was great. Mom is 83 but she can still cook! It's a shame you're not close enough to invite over for an evening meal. that would be a long drive just for dinner!

The handle scales on the Bear MGC are oak.

garddogg56 wrote:

Sasquach wrote:Thanks Scott, I appreciate it. I like being able to show my knives to other knife-nuts, thanks for looking and commenting.

garddogg had the Jameson's, I was tossin' back some Cannemara. It's all Irish and it's all good!

Yea it was all good till today

I started the day with some Irish coffee. I was a bit slow getting started but after about four cups (the first two were loaded) I was on a roll. Hair o' the dog that bit ya, laddie!

Doug, those two look real good together! :;envy::
Charlie, great lookin Bear! I have a few B&S but still no trapper, yet.

gino wrote:Doug, those two look real good together! :;envy::
Charlie, great lookin Bear! I have a few B&S but still no trapper, yet.

Unless I'm mistaken, Bear & Son (MGC) makes the modern Keen Kutter knives. They either own the trade mark or they're under contract from whoever does own it. So the red trapper I posted was made in the B & S factory. I have two Keen Kutter canoes that I'm pretty sure were made by B & S as well.

In honor of Jim F. will be putting him in the ground 52 R.I.P.These will be todays carry.

garddogg56 wrote: In honor of Jim F. will be putting him in the ground 52 R.I.P.These will be todays carry.

My condolences.

My condolences as well. Always hurts to say goodbye to a friend. I have done so far too often.

Sasquach wrote:Doug, The corned beef and cabbage was great. Mom is 83 but she can still cook! It's a shame you're not close enough to invite over for an evening meal. that would be a long drive just for dinner!

Glad you enjoyed, and good for Mom!

I know St. Patrick's Day was a couple days ago, but following an afternoon of mowing and yard work I am sitting on the porch this evening smoking my Peterson pipe and enjoying a glass of Bushmills.

Thanx guys.that pipe and Bushmills sounds great.I'm on the deck with a cigar and a coffee ,whittling and just reflecting Watching the sunset

Doug Add wrote: enjoying a glass of Bushmills.

Have you ever tried Michael Collins? Pretty tasty.

I have not. Thanks for the recommendation.

Give Connemara Peated Single Malt a try too if you haven't already. It's a good one too.

Todays EDC Schrades,Fatboy and 70degrees in Maine and I left my fly-rod at home

Loaded up right there Garddog!

Thanx Perry all but the flyrod and boy I took the Fatbot by some nice troutwater during my ride what a dumby oh well live and learn

I love those little LB-1's.......such a cool little knife.
I think we all have one or at least had one at some point in our lives.

Thanx,I know what ya mean Johnny,I use to keep her in the watch pocket till I discovered peanut and small barlow size knives but when I ride I like it right where it is because I always belt a larger knife like lockbacks,this is the first year with a trapper as I just happened apon that Schrade 96ot

I still have these two with me.
I cant find anything that makes me want to change them.

I love'm Gino!!

No doubt Gino! That bowtie shield on that EO is awesome!

I don't believe I'd want to change them either

Thanks fellas

Gutta get some GEC Those are GREAT Geno never see enough of those between you and Caleb.

Don't forget Monk....He must have over a 100 of 'm!!