Production Cowboy #741

Bo D’arc

Production Cowboys are  a fine example of an “all around knife" or an “EDC” (every day carry)
The Cowboy model, designed by Nick, is specifically formulated to be easy to carry and use.
Made from 1084 steel, with  a 3-3/4” blade, this knife will cut string,  slice an apple, open boxes, etc, but also boasts a larger belly which makes it convenient for skinning game and preparation of food while camping or other outdoor activities.
At 7-3/4” though, this knife is not cumbersome to carry on your belt in public settings.
(Be sure to always check local laws concerning your location and it’s specific regulations)

This particular Production Cowboy features a Bo D’arc handle.

Bo D’arc wood is native to East and Central Texas, it attains its largest size in the valley of the Red River in the northeast part of the state, often on clay soils. The species has been transplanted to many areas in Texas and elsewhere.

Bo D’arc is heavy, exceedingly hard, and very durable in contact with the soil. The heartwood is bright orange in color, turning brown upon exposure to the air. It is largely used for fenceposts.

The common name, "bois d'arc" is French for "bow-wood," a reference to the use by Native Americans for bows and war clubs. This species was also widely distributed and planted to make hedgerows and livestock pens prior to the invention of barbed wire.

 IN THE NOTES, SPECIFY WHAT SHEATH YOU'D LIKE.
PLEASE INCLUDE WHERE ON YOUR BELT YOU PLAN ON WEARING YOUR SHEATH, HOW YOU PLAN ON CARRYING IT AND WHAT HAND YOU WILL USE TO DRAW/ PULL IT.

IF YOU DO NOT SPECIFY what sheath you'd like, a RIGHT-HANDED