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- jonet143
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went to my deer lease today and chose my knives accordingly.
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johnnie f 1949
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
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Johnnie, between the pistol and the canoe you once again sent me running for the slobber towel. The Buck is very nice as well.
Well I on the other hand was back in the office today, and tend to go a little dressy for work. This is a frequent office carry, a Shapliegh's cattle knife with buff horn handles. It's true I don't encounter many cattle in the office, but the sheepfoot blade sharpens pencils with the best of them, and the leather punch is an excellent staple remover.
Well I on the other hand was back in the office today, and tend to go a little dressy for work. This is a frequent office carry, a Shapliegh's cattle knife with buff horn handles. It's true I don't encounter many cattle in the office, but the sheepfoot blade sharpens pencils with the best of them, and the leather punch is an excellent staple remover.
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This is my current favorite, it seems to find its way into my pocket more often then not.
Nice Kabar Johnnie!
Nice Kabar Johnnie!
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"A good cook changes his knife once a year-because he cuts. A mediocre cook changes his knife once a month-because he hacks."
[An excerpt from the Chuang Tzu]
[An excerpt from the Chuang Tzu]
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As a matter of fact, I have a 34OT in my pocket right now, which I got from our own El Lobo. I love Schrades.
Since some others have posted two knives for today, I think I'll follow suit. When I got home, this was in the mailbox waiting for me -- a Queen Mtn Man Lockback with Crimson Bone handles and 1095 high carbon blade. This one goes in the pocket, not the drawer, hence the lanyard. Plus this knife just cries out for a lanyard in my opinion.
Since some others have posted two knives for today, I think I'll follow suit. When I got home, this was in the mailbox waiting for me -- a Queen Mtn Man Lockback with Crimson Bone handles and 1095 high carbon blade. This one goes in the pocket, not the drawer, hence the lanyard. Plus this knife just cries out for a lanyard in my opinion.
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- jonet143
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this is a good thread. i have dragged out more knives in a week than normal. carring a different one every day. make em all special. plus gettin to see your knives is like icing on the cake. they all are my favorites and look forward to more.
great knives guys and thanks for sharing and remember tomorrow is another knife day.
great knives guys and thanks for sharing and remember tomorrow is another knife day.
johnnie f 1949
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.
on the cutting edge is sometimes not the place to be.
please support our troops - past and present
if not a member...join the NKCA! they're on our side.
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Hi;
I dont really carry this one but it sure has a good feel for an oldie. I made a copy and inked in what is indented into the sheath. I would like to talk to the original owner if alive and get the history.
wb
I dont really carry this one but it sure has a good feel for an oldie. I made a copy and inked in what is indented into the sheath. I would like to talk to the original owner if alive and get the history.
wb
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Picasso?? How did he get in here Jim? Oh wait...you said ricasso
...that's a good question for WB.
OK, Tuesday morning (well, here in AZ anyway), and I'm doing a little light knifework here in the Wolfeden.....this fellow just jumped into my hand when I called.
A DeltaZ (R.I.P.) lockback with blue and brown Maple burl handles.
Keep 'em comin"...
Bill
OK, Tuesday morning (well, here in AZ anyway), and I'm doing a little light knifework here in the Wolfeden.....this fellow just jumped into my hand when I called.
A DeltaZ (R.I.P.) lockback with blue and brown Maple burl handles.
Keep 'em comin"...
Bill
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Its sharpened to within about 3/8" of the guard. Nice knife Bill or I should say nice knives everybody. Johnnie, although they cant talk some knives can make you conjure up stories in your mind.
wb
Its sharpened to within about 3/8" of the guard. Nice knife Bill or I should say nice knives everybody. Johnnie, although they cant talk some knives can make you conjure up stories in your mind.
wb
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Well, today I will be carrying this EDC, which I probably carry half the time in a leater pouch in my pocket. It does get quite a bit of use. It is a Chris Bostwick folder. Remember this one Bill? 
I usually bring it when I go to the shop.
I usually bring it when I go to the shop.
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Hukk,
That is a good looking, well done knife.
Bill
P. S.
OK, I'm using this one as well today.....
That is a good looking, well done knife.
Bill
P. S.
OK, I'm using this one as well today.....
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Well since I am running about 3 days behind on my favorites here ya go !!!

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Some killer pearl there my man...
Bill
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Morning.....
Let's see here...rustle, rustle, dig, dig...OK let's go with this one today.
Johnnie, I bet you've got this stuff there in Tejas...
Bill
Let's see here...rustle, rustle, dig, dig...OK let's go with this one today.
Johnnie, I bet you've got this stuff there in Tejas...
Bill
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MITCH...
Have you ever thought about getting an Emerson?
OK...J/K
Very nice...like the Karambit.
I'd carry this Mini...but I've got it for sale...
Bill
Have you ever thought about getting an Emerson?
OK...J/K
Very nice...like the Karambit.
I'd carry this Mini...but I've got it for sale...
Bill
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