Bird knives

[Chris Pope]

Originally Posted by Phil Yearout

Me too Chris!

Beautiful Marbles knife Phil. And I have a pair of those shears, which gets the majority of the work. Here's what actually travels with me to hunting camp in October.
BTW- great thread. Hope we see more photos of bird knives!

[Phil Yearout]

Originally Posted by Chris Pope

Beautiful Marbles knife Phil. And I have a pair of those shears, which gets the majority of the work. Here's what actually travels with me to hunting camp in October.
BTW- great thread. Hope we see more photos of bird knives!

Nice Randalls Chris! I have a Model 8 like yours and also an old style 8. What's the other one?

[Chris Pope]

Originally Posted by Phil Yearout

Nice Randalls Chris! I have a Model 8 like yours and also an old style 8. What's the other one?

Not positive but I think it's a Model 7 Fisherman/Hunter (center of this photo.) And the one on the far right I think is a Model 26 Pathfinder with a stag center.
What does your old style 8 look like?

Now someone will have to ask what multi-tool they like to carry around!

[bob lyons]

I usually take 2 knives. One for small birds and one for large birds. They work very well the pointed one is for fish.

[James L. Martin]

Did someone say Randall's

[Setter Man]

Originally Posted by James L. Martin

Did someone say Randall's

What model is the top one?

[Phil Yearout]

Originally Posted by Chris Pope

Not positive but I think it's a Model 7 Fisherman/Hunter (center of this photo.) And the one on the far right I think is a Model 26 Pathfinder with a stag center.
What does your old style 8 look like?

Now someone will have to ask what multi-tool they like to carry around!

My Old Style and New Style Model 8. In case you can't tell the big one is the cover photo of the book; it's the first knife Bo Randall made in 1937...