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Does anyone have any field time with these knives?

Yep, there good chit. All skinners though and I like a drop point too. I called Jim about making me a drop point and he said he does not like them so he wont make one.

But there service it top notch, and there knives are built like a battleship, no lightweights, but if I needed one knife to use for a long period of time a Treeman weould be high on the list.

Ill go with Tim I have several Treemans! and Jim told me that, if I ever use mine enought that it needs a face lift! send it back and he will make look like new again! I have met Jim & JR 5-6 times, Very nice guys!
John

Here are 2 of mine!

I've several Treeman knives and have used two of them on Deer. As mentioned, their curved shape lends itself to skinning more than dressing chores. They do however, hold an edge and do the job. Most of his knives are made with O-1 steel; same as Randalls.
Jim's son as well as an acolyte of Jim's (Mike Malosh) tend to make knives with a straighter shape. You can check them out on e-Bay.

cool 1905 .32-20 too!