Sacred White Buffalo

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wazu013
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Sacred White Buffalo

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Here's a 7 1/2" Lone Wolf skinner customized by David Yellowhorse. I've had it a few years but have never shown it. Check it out.
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Interesting knife. Pretty. I like the blade profile.
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Beautiful knife. ::tu::
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jerryd6818 wrote:Interesting knife. Pretty. I like the blade profile.
Thanks ::tu:: The funny thing about this knife is when it was given to me I had never heard of Lone Wolf knives or David Yellowhorse. I thought Lone Wolf was David Yellowhorse's handle. It wasn't until I bought a Lone Wolf Lobo that I made the connection. I have to say I would use my camp axe and forearm to skin a deer before I'd use this knife. It is like most of his work in that I don't think they are meant to be used. I could be wrong though ::shrug::
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Wazu,

I'm with you, that is just TOO pretty of a knife to have blood and guts all over it .... but I guess it is nice to know a piece of art can be functional as well.

ONE FINE knife you have there.

Thanks for sharing.
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Only in the most dire emergency would I use it, but then I would not hesitate...
its a very sacred knife, Sioux & Chyenne tribes said but one every hundred yrs,
very big medicine to the plains tribes... a work of art to cherish for sure, I have my
knives that are Sioux oriented, Case Crazy Horse, Red Canoes, American Indian Series, etc. going too the Red Cloud museum when I am gone, got ties in South Dakota for yrs
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Thanks Stag & Deanmm :)
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