Just Back From "Hunting"---Hunting Knives that is
Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2006 1:26 am
Well like most folks who want to share their trophy's (Beauty is in the eye of the beholder 
) here is what I have bagged here lately...
To add to my collection of 3 Bladed Trapper Types are:
Henckels Stag Trapper
Kutmaster 50's era Trapper - I love the quality of this 1950's knife
Case Scout Peanut
Henckels Stag Barlow
Henckels Tortoise Barlow
Weidmannsheil Hunter
Fox & Hound Hunter
Special thanks to Bryan for creating knife-auction.com where all the Henckels were purchased and giving folks opportunity to sell,trade & talk about them...Thanks..
& Two Muskrat Trapper Fightin Bull Knives made by Knifemaker Wendell Carson with filework springs ( I have been waiting for some time to be able to purchase some of Wendells work and I love them).
The one Trapper is Seacow Bone & the other is Mammoth Bark Ivory
Thanks,
Sunburst
) here is what I have bagged here lately...To add to my collection of 3 Bladed Trapper Types are:
Henckels Stag Trapper
Kutmaster 50's era Trapper - I love the quality of this 1950's knife
Case Scout Peanut
Henckels Stag Barlow
Henckels Tortoise Barlow
Weidmannsheil Hunter
Fox & Hound Hunter
Special thanks to Bryan for creating knife-auction.com where all the Henckels were purchased and giving folks opportunity to sell,trade & talk about them...Thanks..
& Two Muskrat Trapper Fightin Bull Knives made by Knifemaker Wendell Carson with filework springs ( I have been waiting for some time to be able to purchase some of Wendells work and I love them).
The one Trapper is Seacow Bone & the other is Mammoth Bark Ivory
Thanks,
Sunburst
) and a gut hook blade which is what I would call it. The rounded edge helps you when you are gutting your animal so you do not break the gut bag and get the stinky stuff all over you and the meat...