Clark knives episode #85 whiskey bone mail call

[@MountainAjar]

Interesting show man , thank you always !!!!!’🎉

[@peterfreidel7721]

You are a knife guy. You no what you like 😮 God bless you and yours 🙏

[@RandysWSG]

Nice one!

[@R.H.bladeNshade]

Yes sir!! Glad ya got it!!!👊

[@Walkingman.45]

Neat find and restoration. Hope you bring back the pelt.

[@Clarkknives]

Thank you brother and I will thank you for telling me

[@TravisTheCaseGuy]

Man what a beauty. So glad you were able to talk him down that much. I need to find me a wiskey bone. Im going to hit a store i know of thats kind of a hidden gem and hope to see they still have them smokey valley sunset soddys. 👍👍

[@Clarkknives]

Thank you brother and they are definitely out there I have found some gems at stores before and also sometimes whiskey none is listed under red bone on eBay

[@Bladeblinded1957]

Some good color on your trapper knife in my humble opinion is a great all around pattern

[@Clarkknives]

@@Bladeblinded1957 thank you brother and yessir imo you can’t get one any better than this

[@doomcrewoutdoors1613]

Awesome brother!!! It looks great!!! I used the heck outta mine before I realized they would get hard to find!!

[@Clarkknives]

It’s crazy how stuff like that happens 😂all the sudden they are some of the most rare knives out there and went up 60$ in price but that’s par of it. I love it and also thank you brother I really appreciate it

[@doomcrewoutdoors1613]

@@Clarkknives absolutely brother, I paid $60 for mine at an antique mall a couple years ago, my mother in law had just passed and she used to always give me a case knife for my birthday and so my wife took a little of the insurance money and bought me that whiskey bone as a last gift from my dear late mother in law, so it has a really special place in my heart!

[@randyhos7673]

new to collecting what kind of oil to use to preserve carbon steel and stainless

[@Clarkknives]

Go to Oreillys’s and get some of there Lucas gun oil it’s the best for the job but I have used beard trimmer oil those seem to work the best and don’t dry out