[BrainOnSigs]

From Horsehead Creek Knives: Fire-blued Damascus skinner with dyed, stabilized burl handle:
http://pic100.picturetrail.com/VOL875/3165911/9212168/343121688.jpg

From Bob Ham: Bird and trout knife with stag handle...gifted to me by my hunting partner's dad:
http://brainonsigs.smugmug.com/Other/Things-that-go-BANG/Devils-Tower-and-Mt-Rushmore-2/591032378_Ea9qL-L.jpg

http://brainonsigs.smugmug.com/Other/Things-that-go-BANG/Devils-Tower-and-Mt-Rushmore-1/591032298_5achJ-L.jpg

Horsehead Creek Knives: The 3 Amigos! I commissioned these three for myself, my hunting partner and his dad. Teardrop Damascus with ram's horn handle:
http://brainonsigs.smugmug.com/Other/Things-that-go-BANG/hck-three-amigos-1/959827606_WqWRe-O.jpg

Randall Knives: Model 27:
http://brainonsigs.smugmug.com/Other/Things-that-go-BANG/Randall-1/614805158_ExwKC-L.jpg

They have seen use on several pronghorn antelopes, mule deer, and feral pigs.

These were too nice to languish as safe queens.

[Gordon]

Very, very nice.

[Dave P]

Ya got any good ones??


Just joking - those are fantastic!

[Owen Sparks]

Tools are meant to be used.

[Gordon]

Top knife is a 9" Mad Dog Rezine which I have found to be a perfect slaughter blade and a good turkey carver ! Middle knife is a Mad Dog Bear Cat 5" blade I used to carve up many a deer or goat or sheep or hog. third down is a Mad Dog Rat 4" blade that still rides with me when I do outdoor activities . It has dress out game and live stock too! The Wyoming Hunter on the bottom has been replaced by the Baby Rhino Skinner he made me which is perfect for it's purpose. These are $700-1300 knives tho no bling!:neener:
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i203/gordonhulme/001-6.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i203/gordonhulme/008-4.jpg
http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i203/gordonhulme/036.jpg

[JShirley]

Those Horsehead Creeks are fantastic!

[Mp7]

What JShirley said.


.... that raindrop pattern .... shock&awe. :eek: