"Chop Licker"

[Wade Hougham]

My neighbor's were walking their dog past my garage the other day, as they do daily. I had the handle of this knife in my hand and their dog was sniffin' up a storm. I held the handle out just in front of the dog's nose and he sniffed and then sat down and started licking his chops. Right then and there I told the couple that I was going to name this knife "Chop Licker".

The 6 3/4" blade was forged from a F350 leaf spring. The over all length is 12" and it has a handle from the bone that grows inside an African Eland's horn. The guard is copper and the bolster and butt cap are buffalo horn. This sheath , made by my friend KT, is only a prop for this knife. Looks good though.

As always comments, good, bad or other, are always welcome.

Thank you for taking the time to view.

 

[Church & Son]

"You maka my mouth wata"...Awesome job.....

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Wade, I'm licking my chops too,love that bone handle.

 

[Ausbrooks]

Funny dog story Wade and great looking knife and sheath- really like everything about it- another great piece.

 

[backtines]

Loving the knife Wade. I'm diggin that sheath too. Awesome !

 

[Lagrange]

Good job Wade, I'm likin that one!

 

[kidterico]

Wade good job. I really like the all around look of this knife. KT

 

[Wade Hougham]

Thank you guys for your comments.:001_smile:
For those of you who are licking your chops and your mouth is watering supper is at 6:00.:biggrin:

Wade

 

[jonathan creason]

Sweetness!

 

[TacticallySharp]

Really like this one the combination of bone, horn, and copper is great looking!

 

[Wade Hougham]

Jonathan and George,
Thank you both for the comments. :001_smile:
Wade