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Here’s a couple of mine. The Winston was actually just finished and is on the way





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Details on that Winston, please.

Thanks, RS

D2, tapered tang, stabilized bog oak and red liners. I asked for a 68 skinner blade with a 45 handle. He drew it up and called it a 93. The sketch showed a 3 1/2” blade and 4 1/4” handle. I ordered 3 knives and will post some pics when they get here. I can take better measurements to if you need them. I sure like the way it came together

That's a cool knife! I'm looking at it and thinking that blade appeals to me and then I see that the pattern (to me at least) is reminiscent of the older Marbles Skinners. Very nice.

Here are a few different styles of skinners we have done over the years. I really like making and using knives that are a little bigger than what we normally sell. These have blades that run between 4 inches and 5 1/2 inches. Our normal hunting knife would probably have a blade between 3 and 4 inches.

I really like that winston. How did you come up with those scales? Was it something that you wanted specifically or was it something he suggested?

Real nice

I saw a pic of a knife online with bog wood and liked the look. It’s kind of unique to use something submerged for a couple thousand years and has been carbon dated. I bought those scales from Arizona ironwood and mailed them to him. David will have some various wood scales on hand but will gladly use something you furnish
https://arizonaironwood.com/t/SPECIES

That is pretty cool and different!

Here’s some Dan, the ol Russell Green I bought over 35 years ago at darigold farm store here in Chehalis.

Jud is that the Howe on the bottom?

Ya howe on bottom and the elk handled blade, green buffalo skinner dupe