All About Pocket Knives

Great shots guys. I particularly like the splash of orange in your pic at the top John, thats a cool pic.
I was out hunting again yesterday, not seeing any deer so amused myself by snapping a few pics. Next time I'll try any remember to pack a different fixed blade so I won't be posting pics of the same one over and over. Maybe that will change my luck hunting too. lol

Carry what you want Greg, I can look at your pics again and again. Oh by the way, is Osage and Bois d Arc the same wood? and nice quiver .

Thank You Greg.. Posted some fine pics yourself!! John

doglegg wrote:Carry what you want Greg, I can look at your pics again and again. Oh by the way, is Osage and Bois d Arc the same wood? and nice quiver .

You got it doglegg,.... Osage, Bois d Arc, Hedgeapple, all the same and native to your state of Texas. Gnarly, tough and rot proof wood which you probably already know if ya ever cut any.

sunknife wrote:

doglegg wrote:Carry what you want Greg, I can look at your pics again and again. Oh by the way, is Osage and Bois d Arc the same wood? and nice quiver .

You got it doglegg,.... Osage, Bois d Arc, Hedgeapple, all the same and native to your state of Texas. Gnarly, tough and rot proof wood which you probably already know if ya ever cut any.

Tough wood. My Grandfather favored them for fence post. But they are hard to cut. Thanks.

Great pics of everything i love dear! Knives, archery(any Hunting) and being out i nature are my passion! Thank you again!

Just after a little skinning and quartering work.

Tony_Wood, shame on you for pullin' a "Paul Harvey" with that interesting picture!
We want to hear the rest of the story.
Surely those ain't squirrel feathers on that knife.
Treefarmer

treefarmer wrote:Tony_Wood, shame on you for pullin' a "Paul Harvey" with that interesting picture!
We want to hear the rest of the story.
Surely those ain't squirrel feathers on that knife.
Treefarmer

Ditto!

TripleF wrote:

treefarmer wrote:Tony_Wood, shame on you for pullin' a "Paul Harvey" with that interesting picture!
We want to hear the rest of the story.
Surely those ain't squirrel feathers on that knife.
Treefarmer

Ditto!

treefarmer wrote:Tony_Wood, shame on you for pullin' a "Paul Harvey" with that interesting picture!
We want to hear the rest of the story.
Surely those ain't squirrel feathers on that knife.
Treefarmer

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And now you know the rest of the story.

10-4 Good story and mighty fine racks!
Treefarmer

Kool pic TW. . Knives being used for what they are meant!!! Nice!!! John

Small Tinker.. John

From Thanksgiving Eve....

I had GRIZ back outside in the wilderness!!

Scott.. Good to see Griz in its element!!! John

Great photo jmh and the stock on that fixed blade is beautiful!!!

Thank You Floyd.. But I cant for the life of me remember what it is!!!
John

I believe the white material on either side of the wood might be deer antler. Right...or...?

Quick Steel wrote:I believe the white material on either side of the wood might be deer antler. Right...or...?

Garry.. Some where in my addled brain I seems to remember( ) that it is reindeer antler.. And the wood is oak or birch???? Or I could be way off on both??!!
John

John I am confident you have antler. And the wood is likely oak tho birch is far more common in Scandinavian knives. My confidence on the antler is high. I had a knife with it in the past. Still, I am always open to correction by the more knowledgeable/experienced.

Garry... I am the 2nd owner and when I bought it the previous owner sent me a paper with all the info.. Don't know what happened to it!!
I think you are correct on both of your assumptions though!!
John

Past couple days outings

Nice pics Scott, I like the worn stag on that stockman.