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The knife by Blind Horse Knives features a stonewash finished blade with .185" blade stock and 1.260" blade depth, full tang construction. The handle has green canvas micarta scales, lanyard hole pommel. Includes a brown leather sheath. Excellent condition.
Blade Length 4.25
Overall Length 8.375
Weight (oz) 8
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Micarta
One day in a dusty stair shop Dan Coppins and L.T. Wright were passing the time by telling stories. They began talking about an old building on L.T.'s property called the "Pout House". L.T. told Dan the story that he had heard bits and pieces of from family members over the years. "Years ago my Grandmother's Uncle lived up on a mountain in the hills of West Virginia. He lived there with his wife and children and farmed the land. He built a little shack in the woods where he would go from time to time to get away from it all. It was a little one room place built up on sandstone with rough sawn lumber that he cut down and had a local saw mill rough saw. He did all the work himself. He and a blind horse, yes a blind horse. No tractor and no power tools. He did all the work by hand. The roof was just over-lapped wood and all the walls had cracks you could see through. Nothing special, just a couple of windows and a door with a sign on it that said KEEP OUT. No running water, no electric, and no insulation or drywall on the walls. It truly was a shack. Well a number of years ago while out hunting I found this shack. It was in rough repair and was barely visible through the under brush. Being a youngster I just had to investigate. What I found was the remnants of what appeared to be just some old building. I had asked my father about it and he told me my great, great. uncle had built it, he wasn't really sure why. Years went by and my father and I bought the farm and the old shack was part of the property. I just loved going up near there to hunt, it just seemed to call me to it. Every year I would start my hunt from that place. A couple of summers ago I had asked my Grandmother about the old building up in the woods and she told me that her uncle had built it just to have somewhere to go. She said when her uncle would go up to the shack that her aunt used to say "There he goes again up to that Pout house." She said that's where he would go when she had scolded him for something. I don't know all of the story or if it is even all true. From that moment on we referred to that shack as "The Pout House."" L.T. finished the story."What a great story. He used a blind horse, huh? That would be a great name for a knife company!" Dan said. Four years later ... their dream was realized and Blind Horse Knives is born!
