Thanks for talking about knives you collect instead of shilling for companies that send you knives for free. Your channel is the kind of knife collecting I’m interested in, not a thinly disguised version of home shopping club. I’m getting frustrated with some other knife channels.
Anything you do Sir, I watch. Missed the latest live show because GEC’s are so OUT of my price range I just don’t need to see what could temp me. I finally broke down and bought four Rough Rider knives. They will be the last 4 I will buy. Gifted one and will sell the others later on with their boxes. The only one I’ll keep is the knife opener . It is handy and works. Am sure other content utubers will fall over themselves to do a live show with you if you indeed decide to continue live shows. Regardless, I truly enjoy what you do, Mr. Perry Mason of knives
I think if you like doing lives there are plenty of fellas you can invite on and just shoot the breeze. I enjoy it. I dig the buckshot Bone series, the one I want the most from that is the east open Jack.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Good looking knife. I'm really getting to like sow belly and saddle horn style knives. That looks like the Carbon Classic series shield. As far as the live show, do it if you enjoy it. If the content is getting stale for you, maybe switch it up. Maybe less topic driven and just have a chat with folks. Maybe bring the odd person on to shoot the poop with viewers. If people are using it to congregate, then just be part of the discussion yourself. Have a great day!
I love that series! I have a few of the Colt versions before they quit making them. I really enjoy your in depth history of knife companies, and patterns. Just do occasional lives and collaborations when you feel more time needs to be spent on a subject. Maybe just doing a show or two with different channels/ collaborations throughout the year rather than it being a weekly thing. That way, the cohost varies and it’ll always be something new and fresh, but it being done on your format. That way there is consistency on your channel. In other words them being a guest on your show.
How about doing more knife history? It always feels like a institutional level research project to get detailed history of some knife companies and even more so on particular traditional knives. Great looking bone, I have the Buckshot bone in RR's congress. Beautiful.
@ascorz11 Research is a good way to put it. There's not a lot of information on most companies. Whenever I see information, I'll download it. I think that buckshot is popular 🤔
Nice find. I have two knives from the Buckshot Bone series. A barlow and a teardrop jack. The Buckshot bone i good looking and pictures or videos. Just don't do it justice.
Some really nice pieces. The Buckshot bone is one of my favorite jigging's from Rough Ryder. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed day.
@@Stans_Cutlery_Universe You too Stan. God bless 🙏
Awesome knife! I really like the buckshot covers from RR, I want to get a half hawk with those covers soon. Cheers, buddy!
@@davidkurle5418 Cheers, David 🙂
I like it!
Ringo to ya!!!
Sweet looking knives. That pry tool is cool too. You folks have a wonderful day Mike.
@@jeffjackson5331 SMKW calls that a knife pick. More appropriately, it's a blade pick. $5.99 @smkw. 😉
I really like this series! Think ive got 5 of them. I like trappers but kind of wish they made this a sowbelly stockman. Thanks for sharing Michael!
@BaxtersBlades You're welcome, brother 🙏
Thanks for talking about knives you collect instead of shilling for companies that send you knives for free. Your channel is the kind of knife collecting I’m interested in, not a thinly disguised version of home shopping club. I’m getting frustrated with some other knife channels.
@StephenWorth I feel the same way. On the other hand, if I had a sponsor, I could provide more content. It's a catch 22.
Anything you do Sir, I watch. Missed the latest live show because GEC’s are so OUT of my price range I just don’t need to see what could temp me. I finally broke down and bought four Rough Rider knives. They will be the last 4 I will buy. Gifted one and will sell the others later on with their boxes. The only one I’ll keep is the knife opener . It is handy and works. Am sure other content utubers will fall over themselves to do a live show with you if you indeed decide to continue live shows. Regardless, I truly enjoy what you do, Mr. Perry Mason of knives
@danedwards8535 Thanks, Dan. 🙏
I think if you like doing lives there are plenty of fellas you can invite on and just shoot the breeze. I enjoy it. I dig the buckshot Bone series, the one I want the most from that is the east open Jack.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@radar468 Thanks for the feedback, brother 🙏.
Good looking knife. I'm really getting to like sow belly and saddle horn style knives. That looks like the Carbon Classic series shield. As far as the live show, do it if you enjoy it. If the content is getting stale for you, maybe switch it up. Maybe less topic driven and just have a chat with folks. Maybe bring the odd person on to shoot the poop with viewers. If people are using it to congregate, then just be part of the discussion yourself. Have a great day!
@Pocket_EDC Thanks, brother 🙏
I like seeing your live videos; it is a challenge doing them alone I think. If you like doing them is up to your opinion. 👍
@gizmocarr3093 Thanks, brother 🙏
I love that series! I have a few of the Colt versions before they quit making them. I really enjoy your in depth history of knife companies, and patterns. Just do occasional lives and collaborations when you feel more time needs to be spent on a subject. Maybe just doing a show or two with different channels/ collaborations throughout the year rather than it being a weekly thing. That way, the cohost varies and it’ll always be something new and fresh, but it being done on your format. That way there is consistency on your channel. In other words them being a guest on your show.
@@stephenjeffrey75 that's a good idea 💡 👌
How about doing more knife history? It always feels like a institutional level research project to get detailed history of some knife companies and even more so on particular traditional knives. Great looking bone, I have the Buckshot bone in RR's congress. Beautiful.
@ascorz11 Research is a good way to put it. There's not a lot of information on most companies. Whenever I see information, I'll download it. I think that buckshot is popular 🤔
Nice find. I have two knives from the Buckshot Bone series. A barlow and a teardrop jack. The Buckshot bone i good looking and pictures or videos. Just don't do it justice.
@ghostrider-813 I think the jigging is so unusual that it just grabs you.🙂