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If your interested I have a never used BHK Boattail Scandi I would sell for $110.00 shipped
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Bushcraft Knife
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What a concidence that this thread just got bumped up recently as I finally settled on a knife for bushcrafting just last week. I ended up getting 2 knives. My primary Bushcraft Knife is going to be my BHK Bushcrafter. It's a standard scandi grind w/green micarta scales and a leather dangler sheath. I have an ESEE-6 and a Mora Companion MG in stainless steel. This is the sharpest blade I've purchased out the box. I bought it from Trekker Outdoors who gave me an awesome deal on it ($150./shipped) brand new w/full warranty. I actually took a couple of classes with Phil of TO at the Gathering this summer. I made my decision on it after having handled a couple of them (along with as many knives as I could molest) at Dave Canterbury's 2013 Pathfinder Gathering and fell in love with the BHK and knew it was the one.
A second bushcrafting knife is going to be a re-purposed Wenger Swiss Stainless Steel kitchen knife that was used as the foundation of a small hunting/skinning blade with handmade handles that I picked up from a knifemaker that I now consider a friend: BT Knives. Specs: Black walnut handles, 1/8" brass pin, 3/16" steel pin, and 1/4" brass pin. Overall length is approx. 6-1/2" long, blade length is approx. 3" long.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to this thread and offered your advice. I really appreciate it and felt
comfortable when I went in for my purchase. I'll post my impressions + pictures of it in use of course soon.
comfortable when I went in for my purchase. I'll post my impressions + pictures of it in use of course soon.
A second bushcrafting knife is going to be a re-purposed Wenger Swiss Stainless Steel kitchen knife that was used as the foundation of a small hunting/skinning blade with handmade handles that I picked up from a knifemaker that I now consider a friend: BT Knives. Specs: Black walnut handles, 1/8" brass pin, 3/16" steel pin, and 1/4" brass pin. Overall length is approx. 6-1/2" long, blade length is approx. 3" long.
I liken it to a Custom Mora. 
The BHK Bushcrafter fits in perfectly with my own concept of The Nessmuk Trio that I refer to as my Quadri.
Details of how I came about my particular 4lb. tool kit can be seen here: The Yankee Survival Quadri.
The BHK Bushcrafter fits in perfectly with my own concept of The Nessmuk Trio that I refer to as my Quadri.
Details of how I came about my particular 4lb. tool kit can be seen here: The Yankee Survival Quadri.
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That Blind Horse will never let you down they make a fantastic product that's for sure.
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Just my 2 cents, but I've faithfully carried the fallkniven f1 for 5 years now and it has done everything exceptionally well. It was my bushcraft knife before I knew "bushcraft" was a thing.