“RED DOT” Special.  Woody describes it as his “Drama Queen” version of a famous pattern first introduced long ago by famous Minnesota knife maker Dominick Ingles.   Woody’s version takes advantage of some of the most dramatic Texas Mesquite wood ever witnessed by Woody. Woody liked it so well he felt compelled to “Red Dot” it for future reference.  

You’ll sure carry this one of a kind resurrection from the archives with pride wherever you venture . Observe the intricacies and organic nature of this hard working blade, study the interwoven tool steel and nickel and you’ll realize that maybe a blade can have a soul of sorts. Explore the possibilities of a journey to a faraway deserted island and then try to explain it all to your brothers around the hunt camp flames. Yes, it’s that kind of knife.  Probably heirloom destined.  My guess.