Want you show me your hunting knife?

[rnickl]

I haven't made a knife in about 3 years now but, here are a couple rejects I didn't feel comfortable selling or giving away.  

The one on the left is my regular carry around, on the right is my utility knife I keep hanging from a hook in my garage work space.  They have both seen some pretty heavy use and abuse but keep on trucking, despite their flaws.


   

[Smithhammer]

Thought I'd bump this thread again with a couple Bark River knives I picked up recently:

   

A Woodland Special (left) and a Mike Stewart Custom Hunter. Both are A-2 steel, with micarta scales and red liners. I'm really impressed with the quality of these knives. Looking forward to getting them bloody...

[David Yukon]

nice knifes every one!!

[Mike Vines]

The blades are neat, but I'm drooling over alot of the of wood handles.  Very beautiful everyone.

[curlis]

Just found this thread. Here are a few of mine. There are some very nice knives pictured on this thread.

[MTArrowLauncher]

Great looking knives fellas

Here is mine, Moose antler and Desert Iron wood on D2 steel.

 


And the AWESOME Scott Teaschner horizontal sheath that it lives in  
 

thanks
Fin

[misfire]

They don't hold a flame to some these incredible blades I see here but they are my favorite hunting knives. I've had them for a long time.

 

[longbowman]

The larger knife on the left is the one I'm currently carrying.  I made these two around Christmas time and actually used the larger one on a late season doe I shot.

[curlis]

Mark,

I have one just likke the k-bar. It was my first real knife and I still have it.

[joekeith]

I usually pick one of these.....    

[Hummer3T]

Love this thread, Keith looks like your over your limit! Wait what I'm I saying, I think every trad hunter should have a selection like that to pick from.

[ron w]

I'm glad this came back up......great stuff....and I thought I had to many....lol!!!!!!!!!

[Bladepeek]

Here's a pair with spalted maple I did for a friend and his son.

[agross1]

Ron, those are amazing looking knives.

[Bladepeek]

Thanks Andy. I did a set of 6 similar ones for a family hunting group, but the wood wasn't nearly as fancy. That really got old by the time I finished the sixth one - all the same.

[riddleofsteel]

Bark River Kephart with osage handles.

[LimBender]

Made by KHalverson to match my bow:

[Danny Rowan]

two of my Doug Campbell knives that seem to be on my belt most often. I have several made by him. I also have some of Karl Anderson's creations.



Here is one I got from Karl, I also have a couple of his hunters, the very first knife he made from his own damascus, and a couple of bowies.

[Danny Rowan]

another of my Anderson bowies.

[Bigriver]

I made this one, works well. Heat treated 416 stainless with moose antler scales. Holds an edge and is easy to maintain.