Lets see your photo of your favorite Knife or knives

[Bushcraft Bill]

knife-3.jpg

knife-4.jpg

miniblade.jpg

s3.jpg

sidehangsheath.jpg

unusheath1.jpg

knifecollectionfn2.jpg

[Survivor]

Here's one of my favorites among the many that I have. It has been with me a long time and dressed more game than I care to remember.

DSCN0862.JPG

[BillyKen]

I'm new here, very nice tools ya have there, I have the same green buck is a light good knife.

[Camo]

[BillyKen]

Let's see if work, this is my first work on knives,

[BillyKen]

And this was one of my happiest days, Santa Ratio arrive, really nice day. (MPC, Shrapnel geocamo, Fulcrum)

P1010181.JPG

[Bush Babe]

Very Nice....thanks for sharing the pics.....

[Bushcraft Bill]

Very nice!

[hemphead]

My ever favorite kind of knife. What can you say guys?

[Bushcraft Bill]

thats got some cool factor!

[snipe]

So, here is a shot of my favorite bushcraft tools.

IMG_6450.JPG

18" Kukri
NATO issue Machete

Fallkniven S1
Victorinox Swiss Champ
Sawvivor
Gransfors-Bruks Small Forrest Axe
Survival Tin

The kukri and the machete I hardly ever take. It really depends on where i'm going and what I'm doing that dictates the tools I select. My Fallkniven is almost ALWAYS with me. with the GB SFA a close second.

Look forward to your comments.

Snipe

[Bushcraft Bill]

Looks like your set for some bushcraft camping..

[lornix]

These are my current regular use knives.

Flexcut Rough Carver - this is great for finer work, but I don't always carry it. If I am camping and have lots of gear I'll toss them in - I have a Flexcut detail blade as well. Really nice to work with but not overly practical for general duty.

Winchester hunting knife - I forget the model but it's 440 stainless and has been a very reliable and tough knife for the price. I love the way it fits my hand and I have done pretty much every thing with it. Has decent weight and okay balance. Not the best but I like it. I wear it on a chest belt.

Olympia folding Buck clone. 440 stainless as well. I have a pair of them I bought at a flea market 15 years ago and they are both still in excellent condition for the abuse I have thrown at them. I use them for all the grungy stuff I don't want to use my main knife for.

Jeep brand folding lock. Also 440 stainless but coated. This one is my luxury knife if you will. I don't use it often but I carry it in my work bag and use it here and there as needed. It has sentimental value beyond my other knives so I baby it.

I have many other blades I have collected over the years as well. One of my very favorite tools is my tomahawk.

[Bushcraft Bill]

a nice mix of blades you have their...

[lornix]

Thanks, you got some pretty sweet looking blades too!

I have been considering a Kukri to replace my machete. I find the machete a little unsuited for most of what I use it for, and I am thinking a kukri might be a better choice. It seems like they would do very well against smaller saplings, chopping, and those thick prickle berry bushes. I like the reach of the machete, but I find them a little too flexy for what we have around here.

Maybe I just need a better machete

[wongkonpow]

Nah, machetes are mostly for greenery like brush and vines. For wood, a kukri will probably do much better.

[snipe]

Lornix, are you interested in the kukri you see above? It's for sale. If you are interested I can post more pics and info. I'm in Canada, so no cross border waiting... Let me know.

Snipe

[lornix]

Hey Snipe, PM sent.

[snipe]

Hey Snipe, PM sent.

email sent