Jeez but that looks familiar, Randy. (You keep rubbing salt in the wound and I just may drive to Indiana and give you a drubbing!

Seriously though, why don't you let the folks know a little about that beauty.

OK this might be a graphic visual..But that one gives me an acid etched woody..there I said it...
Randy Rock on!

Blues..if I ever let her go I know who to call..

The blade is 52100, spring is A2, Beautiful brown bone and jigged by Reese. He cleaned it up a bit before he let me have it. I was going to use it as my carry but after he polished everything up I cant bring myself to do it..Maybe after a week or two in the case..

R

Another Bose from the show..I learned a few things watching Coop and will be changing my way of taking pictures soon..so for now this will have to do..

R

I like that red bone.

Cranberry is my absolute favorite
wow is that sweet

I have a bit of a fondness for redbone myself.

Love that stuff too....I have looked for a Large SaddleHorn in that red bone for many years...pics Looks great

Hey John..While you are looking for that large saddlehorn in redbone..get two!!

I think early on there were some Saddle's made in this Killer Red bone. I have heard it's a different red than you get today, I have never seen one...and there was some God awful Green puke colored bone Saddles made to. I did see one of those, but never pursued that one….really ugly...but I may dig deep for an old red bone one.

You are more likely to find one (them) than me...so please keep me in mind

John,

So..if you or anyone else comes across a "God aweful ugly puke green" saddlehorn, just let me know and I will take that rotten thing off of your hands!

Kent

Love that deep red bone!! Not too many makers dye bone themselves...According to Terry Davis its a lost art that the old timers took with them...Im like Kent I also like that puke green!!!