All Access Pass v1.9 "Streamline" Prybar
A one-ounce titanium pry bar. A blade saver that costs nothing to carry.
$97
Armada, Michigan
Built for
the field.
Gear for the hunt, made right.
How I choose
I do the sifting.
Building and fixing things is what I do for a living, so I notice how things are made. The research comes before anything goes on the list. If I think it's made right and it earns its place on a hunt, it's here, along with why I picked it. Some you'll know. Some you won't.
— Jon, Fencerow Supply Co.
New on the list
Hunting Sharpening Steel
Mora's steel for keeping the Hunting knives' edges tuned up while you work.
$49.99
On the list
Edged tools
13 on the listKnives and axes, chosen on purpose.
Picks for deer season
Sharpening and care
8 on the listThe three diamond plates do the same job, so pick the one that fits how you carry it.
Pocket Diamond Plate, Medium / Fine
A small two-sided diamond plate, medium and fine. Fits in a pocket.
$19.50Diamond Sharpener, Leather Sheath
Medium and fine diamond plate in a simple handmade leather sheath.
$29.99Diamond Sharpener, Leather Sheath with Clip
Medium and fine diamond plate in a handmade leather sheath that clips to your pack.
$39.99Hunting Sharpening Steel
Mora's steel for keeping the Hunting knives' edges tuned up while you work.
$49.99-
See all 8
Sharpening and careHewlett, Brant & Cochran, Morakniv, Roselli
Pocket and pack
2 on the listSmall things that ride in a pocket or a pack and earn the space.
All Access Pass v1.9 "Streamline" Prybar
A one-ounce titanium pry bar. A blade saver that costs nothing to carry.
$97
News from the Fencerow
The list gets longer.
When something new makes it, you'll hear about it first. Only when there's something worth sharing.
Field Guide
From the Field Guide
- Which Roselli Knife Should You Buy?What each one is for, and which one to get first.
- Carbon Steel vs. UHCThe two Roselli steels, and which suits you.
- How to Sharpen a Scandi Grind KnifeOne diamond plate, step by step, with Roselli's own video.
- How to Care for and Sharpen an AxeBrant & Cochran's own advice, step by step.
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Nothing here is filler
Each pick comes with a note on why it made the cut.
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Care comes with it
Anything I list, edged tools most of all, comes with the right way to take care of it.
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In stock means in hand
Anything marked in stock is here in Michigan. We pack it by hand, with a note from me.
Always looking
Know something that belongs here?
If you swear by it, tell me and I'll look into it.
Make something that belongs in the field, even if you've never sold it to hunters? Tell me about it.