The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
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The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
Anyone would like to show off the knives with sheepsfoot and lambsfoot blades?
One knife that i really like the look of is the rosecraft elk river.
One knife that i really like the look of is the rosecraft elk river.
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Re: The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
This Cold Steel Tuff Lite does about 95% of my at home cutting outside of food prep. I keep it on the end table next to my easy chair and use it more than any other folder when I’m at home.
When I’m away from the house I like to have a blade with a little bit of belly on the cutting edge.
When I’m away from the house I like to have a blade with a little bit of belly on the cutting edge.
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"What can this strange device be?
When I touch it, it gives forth a sound.
It’s got wires that vibrate and give music.
What can this thing be that I’ve found?”
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I used to always carry a stockman, the sheeps foot blade was the mist used blade. Great for timming sheep/goats feet. good for stoned hooves, just handy as heck. The spey blades were little used, not good foa a lot. especially castrating??
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Re: The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
One of the Great Lambsfoot knives Charlie Campagna Gec from 2019.
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Re: The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
mmmmmm.....lamb loin chops
Local? Or maybe kiwi?
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Re: The sheepsfoot or sheepsfoot blade
Very nice flock of feet, danno, especially the two Waynorth
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Local.
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I'll throw a Sheepsfoot into the mix to keep the thread going.
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Nice sheepsfoot cudgee. Who is the maker?
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Here's one from my archives.....Winchester reproduction with fancy checkered acrylic scales
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Cool winchester Q!
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Though this old Case Barlow definitely shows its age, it is my favorite sheepsfoot knife.
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The Elk River is nice, a pleasure to open/close, and a very comfortable knife to hold. I like how they skipped the nail nick - something about a nail nick on an easy open that I just don’t like.Scale Military wrote: ↑Sun Feb 08, 2026 6:19 pm Anyone would like to show off the knives with sheepsfoot and lambsfoot blades?
One knife that i really like the look of is the rosecraft elk river.
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A. Wright. Sheffield.
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Here's a unusual knife with Main blade being a Sheepsfoot, Empire Winsted Ct.