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Those 16 bore would look good in KY

Just sayin

Yes

Just posted a couple

Put one of the rosewood burl butchers to use on some deer today


All vaccum sealed in my own marinade

Beautiful knife, i need to get a few bloody soon.

I have the pleasure from time to time conversing with a fellow from Oklahoma who happens to make knives when he ain't killin' coyotes and other vermin. Ricky Bob Menefee is his handle.
We were talkin' the other nite. He may have had a beverage or two and he didn't like the way one of his knives was shaping up. He said it was FUBAR. I said what the hey, do what you can to save it and send it my way. I've a number of his blades and not one is a slacker.

Well, I got it in yesterday. I'm calling it the FUBAB, (Friggin Unbelievably Bad Azz Blade).

I am making jerky to take with me to the lease this weekend. Got a couple Oregon guys coming up and wanted to show them some Texas hospitality.

I don't usually like big knives, but this one is amazing.












Excalibur was called "the singing sword". It was made from a skystone that fell to earth. It took a lifetime to get right. The metal was so pure and the shape so fine that when tapped on an anvil it sung. I swear I could hear this magical blade humming a tune when gliding almost effortlessly through a tenderloin.

Best,

GWB

PS: The smaller buckeye burl knife in the background of the first pix is one of Rocky Menefee's creations. I figure it's a family tradition. Taking several of Rocky's with me this weekend to give them a try.

I really like that one Gee. It looks like it would be a very handy knife around the kitchen and camp site. May even be able to stick a pig or two with that one!! Lol.

That my friend is a very nice design. Great work Rick.

Reno

Wow, Rick's boner keeps getting bigger.

That is very nice.

That is pigsticker material, g.
Nice addition to the stable.
Oh.... love the looks of your meat too.




Sick bastids......

Man that is a really nice blade
Another stellar piece

Enjoy

I want.

Rick's gorgeous boner, or Gee's meat?

I want to be first in line for Rick's " Case Plucker ". And it better have no less than 82 trick moves in it's execution.

I finished out that big knife for Gw. After looking if over I noticed one of the pins had a half moon in the bolster. I knocked the handle and bolsters off and started over. I told Gw I needed the practice anyway. Just half a day flushed down the toilet to make it right.

Trick is you made it perfect......as always.

I like that blade profile. That knife would see a lot of use.

The boner you made has been seeing more use than any knife I own. Even my Randall.

I'm done blowing you now. Carry on...



Travis

Available :
http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/9120705/Menefee_JB#Post9120705

Here's a look at something a little different. This is a fixed blade version of a folding hunter ,the " Yukon Hunter "










and this is a shadow style ( no bolster) version of an old Remington jack knife. Early American design of the English swayback frame,with a sheep foot blade in it,sometimes this style sheepfoot is called a "rope" blade. When they taper from the tang getting wider at the tip,like this one. Knife has ss blade & spring & A-2 steel liners. Stout work horse folder.3-5/8" closed size





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This is Rick's rendition of a George Engelbretsen ( and I hope I spelled that correctly) model #13.

7" knife with 2-3/4" of edge. I like small knives,this one feels perfect in my hand

That handle looks pretty slick.