I, just now, have had a chance to shoot a couple of pics of my preference for this build's sheath choice. Anything Amy makes is top-shelf but this dual-purpose is the bees knees for me!
I am right-handed and had Amy make mine with black basket-weave on the outside for RH (Right hip) carry or RH (Cross draw) carry. When I am sitting on stand the horizontal RH carry method does not impede me from any activity and doesn't "ride-up" and pinch the Captain's way-cool "Love Handles"! (If you know what I mean?)
Ordered in smooth leather would show no preference as to which side the Woodcraft is carried. This is just "my" taste folks. Your mileage may vary!
(Shown with a 4 1/2" Woodcraft (early) BMK.)
Stay sharp, Capt. Chris

Capt. Chris...

If I understand it, this sheath allows you to run the belt long-way down the sheath inside the loop, so it can be worn horizontally.

A simple solution...who would'a thunk it took this long for somebody to figure out?

Larry

Exactly!!
Thanks, Capt. Chris
PS' Johnson had it on a few RMKs back in the day also...CCS

Very versatile but still not for me. I don't like belt anything when hunting.
"Pack it" is better IMO.
And why? Weather changes frequently here like in other areas.
Trying to keep a single belt rig is impossible. Some days are warm and others cold.
We're changing out alot.

We're all so fortunate in this country to be blessed with an amazing, almost overwhelming amount of options/choices in almost everything we do. There's now an increasing number of very skilled sheath makers who are capable of making not only a wonderfully functional sheath but will also turn it into an incredible work of art; that can also be attached & carried almost anywhere we choose. I also can & do carry several important things in my daypack (small hatchet, skinner, etc.).
I've personally chosen (for over 40 years now) to have an accessible sheath knife on my person whenever I've gone out my front door, and especially so when planning to engage in hunting, fishing, hiking and any outdoor activity. Learned long ago that an easily & quickly accessible knife can save one's life.
So, this is one (or more) sheath opinion. We do currently, however, have only one James Behring, Jr. Build to complete as a group.
Let's get 'er done!

I agree Duke. I need this for hunting season!
Capt. Chris

All cool chitter-chatter but let's get something for a vote.
Grant Roll It!

Vote for sheath style first, and we'll follow up with a tooling ETC vote. This one will go to Amy, especially if anyone is planning to use this knife before next year

A. POUCH SHEATH
B. STRAP OVER GUARD LOW RIDE (THINK SULLIVAN)
C. CAPTAINS CONCEPT
D. SLEEVE POUCH, NO BELT LOOP

TOOLING / EMBELLISHMENTS

1. NO TOOLING
2. SHARP-STONE POUCH (ALSO NO TOOLING, NOT GOING TO WORK WITH OPTION C.)
3. BORDER TOOLING
4. BASKETWEAVE
5. FLORAL

D
4

C
3