Deer and Elk and Steer, Oh My! What Do You Have?

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Some Parkers that are a little more on point:
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just a few more...
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and I suppose these could also fit in here...
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Better not forget these...
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Factoid. If anyone has a Weidmannsheil, the stag imprint meant the knife was for German sale while a boar imprint meant it was intended for sale in Austria.
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A couple of Bulldogs and a goat.
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Just yesterday I was giving some thought to acquiring that BD fixed blade. Decided against (for now) because there was no sheath offered.
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I almost forgot about ducks.
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Quick Steel wrote:Just yesterday I was giving some thought to acquiring that BD fixed blade. Decided against (for now) because there was no sheath offered.
QS, I see them with sheaths but never at a price I'm willing to pay. The only two I have are the ones from Japan. Some of those from Germany are really beautiful knives though. ::nod:: ::nod::
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GREAT contributions, GREAT knives guys! ::tu::
Floyd, I was wondering when the Camillus was going to make an appearance! ::tu::
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doglegg wrote:I almost forgot about ducks.
Can't forget the duck
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A few more:
Case Buffalo
Case Shark Tooth
Case Elephant Toe
Three Imperial hunters for Ducks Unlimited.
An Imperial Pro Hunter & Wildcat Skinner(same knife;different etch).
A Jimmy Lile drop point hunter made for Duxbak.
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This might be the only one I can think of right now...
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QTCut5 wrote:
doglegg wrote:I almost forgot about ducks.
Can't forget the duck

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And now there is a whole flock of them Q! ::nod::
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I got this Imperial "steer head" jack knife yesterday.
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This one is a wee bit of a stretch, but not too bad. Today I received this "Red Deer", 3 blade, swelled center, pocket knife. Made in Pakistan. It is marked on the main blade only, "Red Deer" (pictured) and on the opposite side, "Pakistan", which is too light to be pictured.
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Today I received this Imperial "Deer Head" scout/camping knife. There's damage to main blade and the bail is missing. Other than that, not too bad. I gave it a minor cleaning. It'll fit in nicely with my other "Deer Head" knives.
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Skip, I've been wondering what might have triggered your interest in collecting deer head knives besides that they make for an interesting and varied collection. So, the obvious question: Do you hunt deer?
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Quick Steel wrote:Skip, I've been wondering what might have triggered your interest in collecting deer head knives besides that they make for an interesting and varied collection. So, the obvious question: Do you hunt deer?
No, I don't hunt at all. I just like the looks of the knives and there seems to be quite a variety of them to be found. So, I have the deer head, the steer head and now I have to find the elk head. Plus all the variations that are available for each. :D
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I think this is the only one I have. An old Winchester Cattle Knife.
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jerryd6818 wrote:I think this is the only one I have. An old Winchester Cattle Knife.
That's a VERY good looking knife and definitely qualifies for this topic. I thought you would've had the Camillus, limited edition, commemorative "ducks on the blade" knife. :D ::tu::
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I didn't know if that one fit here or not but since you brought it up.................
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Is this thread for any critters? How about a beaver shield? Does that fit?
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jerryd6818 wrote:I didn't know if that one fit here or not but since you brought it up.................
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Is this thread for any critters? How about a beaver shield? Does that fit?
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I knew you had to have the Camillus, "ducks on blade" knife. Yes, basically, if it flies, crawls, slithers, swims, stampedes, walks on two legs or on four legs, etc., etc., it qualifies. There are some posted on here that really streeeeeeeeeeeeeetch the topic. But who cares, it's all fun. ::tu:: :D
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Forgot this one:a Parker Texas Longhorn.
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Here's a Cripple Creek Trapper with a Buffalo shield.
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