Breaking news, the members of iKC have gone HOG WILD on the search for Christmas knives

A pickle was found in last years tree at the Gibson household, setting off a rash of knife collectors searching their stockings and trees.

So far a skinny Santa has located a pearl handled NKCA and a small nostalgic Santa was lost in a forest of giant trees including a rare sighting of the pink wiggle tree, paired with an orange coon.

Joe Mendoza located a steel warrior hiding among the redwood candycane trees in California As Ohio brings it snow flurries off and on Ms Sue found her Case under the adorable snowman in grape!

Obviously taking advantage of the warm weather in the southern swamps Tobias took the liberty of utilizing the help of the Duck Dynasty folks to find his Ducks unlimited under the cypress trees.

In other news on the site

Outside the gingerbread bread house Bill made off with two (count them 2)  Christmas hawkbills, I say he was pretty sneaky…they were right outside the windows!

Jim Fellner did a good job of hiding his knifes in plain sight under an impressive show of Christmas lights.  It has been said he was trying to keep them from the bulky hands of Bubba Clause but I think Larry has Bubba well under control this time of year!

Mr Wiggins on the other hand conducted his search using the keen nose of his favorite hunting dog and by Chance did indeed find his knife.

Mr Charles Sample and Bob Robinson took the moment to remember the reason for the season and reminded of us the Blessings of the Birth we celebrate!!  Both with a great showing of sharp spirt!  

The arsenal is having their own Christmas sighting.  A KaBar hunter is showing off by the lights of the shells.  And speaking of shells, it seems that Jerry has the inside track on where Santa will be spending his post holiday vacation.  I have been looking everywhere I can in Florida to find that knife before he gets here!!  Got any clues Jerry?

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