The twins

[Bawarrior]

Thumbs up, mighty fine 

[OldCanuck]

6 hours ago, chuck123wapati said:

thank you my reptiles are locally sourced lol, and delicious too btw.

... and that's one reason (one of many) why I love Wyoming.

The rattlesnake inserts are really sweet. And the knives look fantastic.

[crazytailorlady]

Wow! I especially love the handles. Impressive work, much respect.

[PastorBob]

As always Chuck...beautifully done.  Both the knives and the sheaths!  Wyoming stated loudly in those.

[chuck123wapati]

14 hours ago, Cattledude said:

Very nice, i really like the file work.

thank you I appreciate that it takes a little work but adds a special touch i think.

12 hours ago, Bawarrior said:

Thumbs up, mighty fine 

thanks friend!

13 hours ago, rleather said:

Chuck, it is good to see some of your blades again. It does not get any better than those two , all I can say is perfect! I finally did my first inlaid (ostrich), pancake sheath. I will have to do more, it was fun. Thanks for the pics.

 

Thank you i have some more blades to finish up too. I like doing inlays but they take some thinking sometimes. 

2 hours ago, PastorBob said:

As always Chuck...beautifully done.  Both the knives and the sheaths!  Wyoming stated loudly in those.

Thank you!! They will be going to Alaska.

6 hours ago, crazytailorlady said:

Wow! I especially love the handles. Impressive work, much respect.

Thank you!!

11 hours ago, OldCanuck said:

... and that's one reason (one of many) why I love Wyoming.

The rattlesnake inserts are really sweet. And the knives look fantastic.

Me too!! thank you.

[chuck123wapati]

14 hours ago, dikman said:

And just looks.......right.

heck yea!

 

[tsunkasapa]

Nice work all around.

I just removed a rattler from my son's back yard. I use one of those 'extended reach' grabbers and a pillowcase. Then I transport them out away from the house and send them on their way.

[Hags]

Very, very nice Chuck.  Tried rattlesnake in south Texas many years ago. I'd still rather fry crappie!

[chuck123wapati]

8 minutes ago, tsunkasapa said:

Nice work all around.

I just removed a rattler from my son's back yard. I use one of those 'extended reach' grabbers and a pillowcase. Then I transport them out away from the house and send them on their way.

thank you. yea i only take what i need from the wild I don't kill stuff just for fun or to line my wallet but if they are in town i make sure they don't hit a kid or dog then i use them.

12 minutes ago, Hags said:

Very, very nice Chuck.  Tried rattlesnake in south Texas many years ago. I'd still rather fry crappie!

thanks Hags yea crappie is a step up or more wish we had them here. We are going crawdading tomorrow lol cant wait.

[Stewart]

And thats the reason I strayed away from leatherwork like that. And the knives

.Guess your a blacksmith also. Well tanning is an art in it self.

Artiscally well done.