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This one started out as leftover parts from 2 47 patterns. However the blade was special. The owner had modified the pruner blade down to a sheepsfoot. He passed a few years back from cancer. I held onto it all this time, but finally decided to finish it in some stag (of course). I really liked how it turned out.

That is some excellent work!

Glen,
When I first saw this picture, "rugged looking" came to mind! That would be a great EDC. As always another beautiful job!
Treefarmer

Dang Glenn.... you SHO 'NUFF know how to make that stag look GOOD on a knife!

Great job!!

That's a work of art and not a knife. Beauty!

BTW Glenn thank you for taking time to post pictures of your work. I am amazed at your skill level. Those who have never tried this think it is easy.
I look forward to seeing many future pics.

Glen that may be one of the best you’ve done. That mashes most of my buttons right there. As always, I’m a sheepsfoot fan, but that stag!!! Oh my! That’s about the best stag I’ve seen. Simply beautiful. Ya done well!

Others have already bragged, so I will add my heart felt WOW!!!. Love the blade and especially the handles. Thanks for sharing.

Glenn

Glenn, all I can say is wow, that is an absolutely fantastic job! You are totally correct in being happy with the way it turned out.

Another outstanding knife!

Killer job Glenn, fabulous looking knife now. Wow you have the stellar antler source too.

Thanks everyone! That stag was actually a light red round that I had from somewhere. Didn't have a lot of character, but enough. I dyed it a little darker. I like the brownish color with the reddish tones underneath.

Duuuuuuuude, I couldn't tell it was dyed and yeah, it looks great with the color and reddish highlights. Gorgeous. And great job modding the stag. A+.