Photos Knives in Trees II

[Chronovore]

 

[Chronovore]

 

[corey4]

 

[BigMoney]

 

[Chronovore]

 

[oldmanwilly]

My daughter's first knife (whittled from a cedar branch) atop my 500th knife (not really, I lost count long ago).

 

[Chronovore]

 

[Chronovore]

I kept getting distracted by the reflection in the polished stone wash (and so did the auto-focus).

 

[BigMoney]

 

[Knives&Lint]

Just so happened to snap a couple today

Our apple tree

The park across the street from our house

Here's one from when my neighbor's cherry blossoms where blooming

and another from when I was back in FL for the month of February

 

[Chronovore]

Neches again. I really love this little knife...

 

[Lawilli2]

 

[Wild Willie]

https://imgur.com/a/0Ydrv6Q

 

[Chronovore]

... parts of trees anyway...

 

[cbach8tw]

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How has it performed? I heard because of the higher hollow grind on the knife, it makes the edge a little thinner and may be more prone to bend. Unless the edge was re-profiled. Just curious.

 

[Chronovore]

Just saw this beauty in "Knives in Wood". Such a nice bit of forest there, I had to tag it to this thread.

That said, here is today's knife in a tree.

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

I kept getting distracted by the reflection in the polished stone wash (and so did the auto-focus).

Which knife is this? I'm a sucker for wire clips.

 

[DocJekl]

Which knife is this? I'm a sucker for wire clips.

North Arm Skaha II with polished blade and CF scales?

 

[cutchu]

Just saw this beauty in "Knives in Wood". Such a nice bit of forest there, I had to tag it to this thread.
That said, here is today's knife in a tree.

This bit of woods is on our property. Our back yard turns into these woods pretty much right where this knife in the tree is. It is very lush and thick in the summer. Years ago I had cleared it all out and had the "grassy" part down to where I could mow some and weed-eat the rest. A bunch of work though.

I jokingly call it our "Snake Farm". We've killed several, even had one in our house. It was just a baby though. The cat got him.

Here is a pic of a cute one. Scared the crap out of me one day mowing the yard. Shotgun blew the rest of him into the ground. When the other piece was still connected to him, he was about 4'. I'll allow most snakes, but NO Copperheads or Rattlers!