I don’t work with horses but I can think of a lot of uses for that horse pick when camping, picking up a bush pot by its bale or opening a can tab..or for me personally, fidgeting or getting an itch in my sock
That Case is epic. You need a bowie (coffin handle) and a boot knife for your collection. Also wouldn't hurt to have a good sixgun. May I suggest a Freedom Arms .454 that'll load a 45 Colt too. Or a Colt Army or Navy if ya got funds for originals. And a toothpick. Gotta have that....
That’s a case equestrians knife! I love mine, between training horses and my regular job as an aircraft mechanic I’m always finding uses for the pick. My only complaint is that case uses a stainless steel for their blades and it dulls pretty quickly with regular use, but it always sharpens backup.
@@StartupCowboyI git a friend that’s a bladesmith and we’re drawing up ideas for a custom knife with a hoof pick. Im trying to think of how to design it with a fixed blade bull cutter type knife. It’s gonna be a special build and I’m going to use one of mares shoes when she gets a new set.
The Lionsteel B35 would make a nice Cowboy knife or some of the LT Wright fixed blades like the Next Gen . White River knives has some nice small fixed blades as well.
I think the best knife is the one that works for you! I did some research on that knife it looks a nice and functional knife but it would be too large for what I do on a day to day basis.
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I don’t work with horses but I can think of a lot of uses for that horse pick when camping, picking up a bush pot by its bale or opening a can tab..or for me personally, fidgeting or getting an itch in my sock
That Case is epic. You need a bowie (coffin handle) and a boot knife for your collection. Also wouldn't hurt to have a good sixgun. May I suggest a Freedom Arms .454 that'll load a 45 Colt too. Or a Colt Army or Navy if ya got funds for originals. And a toothpick. Gotta have that....
That’s a case equestrians knife! I love mine, between training horses and my regular job as an aircraft mechanic I’m always finding uses for the pick. My only complaint is that case uses a stainless steel for their blades and it dulls pretty quickly with regular use, but it always sharpens backup.
I feel the same way. Would be cool to have it built with different steal.
@@StartupCowboyI git a friend that’s a bladesmith and we’re drawing up ideas for a custom knife with a hoof pick. Im trying to think of how to design it with a fixed blade bull cutter type knife. It’s gonna be a special build and I’m going to use one of mares shoes when she gets a new set.
Carbon steel. I hate stainless steel.
Appreciate the information, looking forward to learning the rest of the stuff on your channel
The Lionsteel B35 would make a nice Cowboy knife or some of the LT Wright fixed blades like the Next Gen . White River knives has some nice small fixed blades as well.
Mark,
Thanks for the suggestions, we will definitely check some of those out!
I’m partial to the Buck 110
Maybe is out the style, but as a folding knife Do you try a CS Spartan? For me is a folding Bowie.
I think the best knife is the one that works for you! I did some research on that knife it looks a nice and functional knife but it would be too large for what I do on a day to day basis.
I carry a swiss army knife fieldmaster everyday
The SAK is so uncool it's cool. I agree with you.
What is the first knife name ?
That's a Buck Ranger Skinner 113