Bark River Rogue Bowie?

[Dr. Pepper]

I just wonder why this knife is not more popular in this sub-forum given all of the heavy duty stout knife talk that goes on here for the sake of survival.

If anything I guess it is actually small and light compared to the more talked about choppers.

I am aware of the other forum where Barkaholics hang out, just thought I could comer closer to an unbiased opinion here.

I don't have one..yet. Not sure if it is that much bettter than the RAT-7 I own and enjoy.

Please help me ponder on this thought.

 

[KiljoyKutlery]

I have been interested in more traditional bowies of late...and the Rogue looks like a great knife. Gene

 

[mneedham]

The rogue is a great knife!!! The first time I saw one, I knew I had to have one. I have considered buying another...... Great geometry, great cutter and purty as hell!


http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=526414

 

[Grampa]

Batoning with a Rogue -

 

[Return of the J.D.]

Batoning with a Rogue

Isn't that a city in Louisiana?

 

[eswartz]

I was planning a Rogue purchase, but it got sidelined with a 1855 Bowie purchase for now.

Next will be a Canadian Special.

Eric.

 

[hollowdweller]

Interesting. Mine is an early Rogue, not a full tang and the edge is very thin, thinner than a scandi.

So I use mine to cut deer up with as a butcher knife but not as a wilderness knife.