Knives in the Wild

[roseandthistlecustom]

I'm with dlr110, not a fan of poisonous animals. I'd rather be charged by a coastal brown bear (have been several times) than poisonous snakes, spiders etc.
Haven't been getting out of town much lately so no "in the wild" pictures.

[Waukonda]

I'm with dlr110, not a fan of poisonous animals. I'd rather be charged by a coastal brown bear (have been several times) than poisonous snakes, spiders etc.
Haven't been getting out of town much lately so no "in the wild" pictures.

I keep a close eye out for snakes, actually haven't seen a poisonous one this year....knock on wood. What is a Coastal Brown Bear? A Grizzly subspecies?

Here is a Sword Brand 4 line Camillus

[edge213]

I'm with dlr110, not a fan of poisonous animals. I'd rather be charged by a coastal brown bear (have been several times) than poisonous snakes, spiders etc.
Haven't been getting out of town much lately so no "in the wild" pictures.

I keep a close eye out for snakes, actually haven't seen a poisonous one this year....knock on wood. What is a Coastal Brown Bear? A Grizzly subspecies?

Here is a Sword Brand 4 line Camillus

Ike, you've been showing some nice ones!

[doglegg]

Lovely knife Ike.

[roseandthistlecustom]

Quoting since they said it better than me. What they left out is that coastal browns are usually larger than Grizzlies (because of a higher protein diet if I remember correctly) and not as aggressive.

"Is an alaskan brown bear the same as a grizzly?

The difference is regional: bears found inland are referred to as grizzlies, while those on the coasts are known as brown bears. Grizzlies are actually a subspecies of brown bear, Ursus arctos horribilis, found in dense forests, alpine meadows and mountain valleys."

Just got the Waynorth Black Jack so had to do a family pic.

[Waukonda]

An old Maher & Grosh Ebony jack in a Possumhaw tree Whose berries are slightly past their prime. I think where I live in Southern Illinois is about the northern most part Of this tree's range.

[doglegg]

[Quick Steel]

Both knife and photo are very nice.

[Waukonda]

Thank you, Floyd and thank you, Garry. I appreciate the comments. That was a spur of the moment pic while out with the dog.

[Waukonda]

A Challenge, "..way down yonder in the Paw Paw patch"

[doglegg]

What a beautiful old knife and great picture.

[Quick Steel]

I never met an E/O I didn't like and yours is a beauty.

[doglegg]

I never met an E/O I didn't like and yours is a beauty.

Amen

[Waukonda]

Thanks, gentlemen

[roseandthistlecustom]

An old Maher & Grosh Ebony jack in a Possumhaw tree Whose berries are slightly past their prime. I think where I live in Southern Illinois is about the northern most part Of this tree's range.

Looks a lot like what we call elderberry in my part of the country.

[Quick Steel]

I like the way you posed the knives against the coastline which appears just slightly foggy.

[TripleF]

Yesterday, actually....2 days ago.

[roseandthistlecustom]

It was so nice to be somewhere cool and foggy not hot and dry!

[Papa Bones]

Yesterday, actually....2 days ago.

Looking good Scott. Gotta love those old bare head jacks.

[TripleF]

thx Papa

yesterdays walk

[jmh58]

thx Papa

yesterdays walk

John

[TripleF]

Yesterday...

[doglegg]

[jmh58]

Yesterday...

Good eye Scott!! Kool pics!!
John

[jmh58]

A Challenge, "..way down yonder in the Paw Paw patch"

WOW!! I don't know how I missed this BEAUTY!! Love me those E-Z Openers!!!NIIICCCEEE!!!
John