Knives by Gulo

These knives Gulo made for me work rather well. The beaver knife is sharp all the way around and works better than I expected.

Nice looking!

Very nice

Cutting edge technology! They look very nice too!

Chris

They are wonderful !

For a variety of uses , for me ...and pretty displays on the desk !

I got 2 of the 3, i dont have the beaver skinner.. got mine at the f.b.u. banquet. Very happy with them. Thank you gulo, for the quality and for the benefit of keeping trapping alive.

I bought 4, 2 two to use and two to save as collectors. I was very happy with mine.

He does excellent work.

WS

I got a set a few months ago . They are to nice to use. So if you just like to look at knives you better get more than one set

I like mine also

I like mine also!

They look great for their obvious intended uses. Also that pelted would make a great letter opener. Currently for a letter opener I use a custom fillet knife made by Todd at Skyblade knives.

Always real nice to hear good things about the knives. I wasn't sure that the beaver design was going to work, but feedback from Mole (and others), and my own use of the beaver knife on a few beavers has me thinking otherwise. Thanks to Mole for kind of pushing me in that direction. Again, many thanks, guys and gals.

Jack

Ttt.

Hopefully, someone at Minktoberfest will be enjoying their new knife. Thanks again, guys, for the feedback.

Jack

I got a set of 3 (pelter, skinner, beaver) earlier this year. Anxious to try them on some fur this season. I really like them. Very nice.

Also, Gulo donated two (pelter and a skinner) that were auctioned at the Friday Night BBQ at the NTA in Springfield. Don't know who got them, but they both got a nice knife. Thanks again Gulo!

I'll be looking for them at Minktoberfest .

Gulo , are you coming to it ?

Thanks for all the kind words about the knives. I much appreciate it.

Minker, in one of my former lives, I spent a couple of years researching mink and doing a lot of scientific writing on the species. I still really enjoy trapping them. I'm certain the Minktoberfest would be extremely enjoyable and know I'd learn a lot, but that's getting too close to my trapping season for a drive that far. I won't be making it back there, I'm afraid, at least not this year. Enjoy it for me, huh?

Jack

Very nice looking knifes.

Jack is being very modest again here.

Some of you may be familiar with the book Wild Furbearer Management in North America. It is known as The Bible in wildlife management circles. I'll give you one guess who wrote the chapter on mink !!!

My guess would be Jack Whitman as he is pretty dang sharp on many animals from what I have read.

BINGO !

Yes, folks like Jack really can use us to do a bit of appreciative acknowledgement in his behalf.

He sure deserves it with his decades of tireless study and fearless reporting of the facts he discovers.

Keep on writing those journals , uncensored , Jack ! They simply HAVE to have your unique garnish in humor and perspectives to make the words come alive

Sharon, I agree 100% with you. Jacks knives have been the hit at the three fundraising auctions I have attended. Every state should have a set in their next fundraiser auction.
I wonder if he could make a knife just for skinning "Grinners", I know a guy in Missouri that wouldn't be able to pass one up.

Jim, Im certain any knife Jack would craft would be a hit ! Or anything else he makes, for that matter. A man of many talents .

Even if it was a jack knife !!

Does that mean I won a prize?

I'm thinking one of these might work on a grinner.

They're nice!

....Mr Gulo... how many horn toads would you need in order to make me a great big ole Bowie knife with a wolf hide sheath to put it in ?

Hey Savell...here’s my dress Bowie...elk horn....trade yah some catfish for it...

You wear that thing with a dress Nessy ?

Yup....been experimenting

Good for you > We were wondering when you be upfront about things !

Wilbur , you'd walk lopsided & talk even funnier if you was packin a bowie knife !

We need a good knife thread, today. To the top, my friends.