Adventure sworn or fiddleback forge

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I need everyone's help again. I am looking for a good durable woods knife. I want to be able to clean squirrel and deer with it. Would also take it trekking, canoeing, and backpacking and for general wood use. I want around a 4" blade. I am currently torn between a adventure sworn classic or a fiddleback forge kephart or bush finger. I like the pointy blades for more precise work specially when cleaning game. I have not handled either of the knives and would like opinions from others who has. I do not do alot of batoning either. I would like a knife that can handle it though if the need arises. Thanks all
 
I don't have experience with either brand, but I would like to thank you for not calling the knife you are asking about a "survival" knife. :thumbup: :D
 
Survive knives GSO series; either gso 4.1 or 3.5, either one in com-3v.
No, I do own or have owned three of guy's blades,but have not pushed them. However, there are earlier YT videos showing Guy batoning his blades with steel sledgehammer to trim downed trees. I love these knives. Gifted two to my sons; kept latest GSO3.5 in 3v for me.
 
I highly recommend the Fiddleback Forge Production Bush Finger. There are great reviews on this knife and others over on the Fiddleback Sub Forum.
 
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