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I LIKE !!! well done , but all your are .

And I'm a fan of tapered tangs , but some times I have trouble with the file work on a tapered tang .

Jason , "but not awkward " I thought it was a little awkward looking , But when it was finished It wasn't that bad . Dan I come up with this doing vine file word they never really had a start and a finish , I call this a sprout at the start it has a root ball and I used a three corner file...

The blue blade is from a bright sunny day sky blue . The blade is ATS34 -- 3 3/4" long with a raised clip , handle is oak with a finger grove and dog paw handle pins..

I'v Had a pretty good ladies market for a while now . I think the ladies are better buyers than men , just look what you see a Malls , about all Women's stores .

Got another note from Ann Horsman -----Art, that knife is perfect for my feminine hand. Seriously, it is just the right size. It caused me no grief while skinning, gutting and then caping my buck. It even sharpened up very well on my machine too. Us ladies can certainly appreciate beauty...

And that is one of my favorites also .

I saw that knife on FB , very nice .

Very well done .

Got this note on FaceBook Ann Horsman‎ November 18 at 10:50pm · 2014 Art, my knife did beautifully gutting my buck. It fits my hand perfectly and is a splendid addition to my hunting kit.

Super job on both knives.

I like .

Nice , Very nice .

Thanks for the Comments .

This is how this post should read ""One of My Perfect Hunter with 4" blade and wild olive wood . The other is a 4" blade revised clip and oak handle .""

I really screwed this post up posted the wrong picture . And now I see I can NOT change the picture . So I guess we just have to live with it Thanks KnifeDogs

Two Model #4 both 4" blades one with Ambrosia Maple , the other with Spalted Birch .

The other side .

One of My Perfect Hunter with 4" blade and wild olive wood . The other is a 4" blade revised clipped and oak handle .

Great job as always .