Just finishing these up. A Semi-Skinner with African Wenge handle and a Drop Point Hunter with Desert Ironwood handle.

The Semi-Skinner is headed to Geedubya.

Thanks for Looking,
Lee

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Looking good Lee!!
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PM your way.

Thanx,

GWB

I like that little humpy pointed knife!!

Thanks for the comments.

Lost Okie, I'm kind of fond of the "little humpy pointed knife" too. I am working on another one with some of the fiddleback Myrtle that was left over from Use Enough Gun's knives. How was the Blade Show?

Lee

Lee;
Blade show was a good one. Sold some knives; saw some old friends; some new clients and some orders. If it wasn't a 13 hour drive I would like it more!

Lee: You never disappoint! Great knives as usual!

Oh my! Those things are beauties Lee!
We might need to talk again when I get physically and financially healed up from a couple upcoming sheep hunts.
I sure like my little "humpy point" knife from Lee.
Zeke

Use Enough Gun and ZekeShikar,

Thank you for your comments.

Here's a couple of quick photos of the fiddleback Myrtle Semi-Skinner.

Lee

This is not fair.

very nice maple

Guys,

Thank you for the comments.

Lee

Lee made me the sister to this knife handle in fiddleback myrtle to go with my fiddleback myrtle-stocked 300 WSM. Love it!

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Originally posted by Lee Baumgart:
Use Enough Gun and ZekeShikar,

Thank you for your comments.

Here's a couple of quick photos of the fiddleback Myrtle Semi-Skinner.

Lee

LOVE that design and the use of local woods as well