Bussecraft, anyone???

[Father & Son Traditional Sharpening]

What Busse & Kin models are you guys using for woodcraft/bushcraft these days??

 

[=MAX=]

I use my RMD, RS, DSF, NMSFNO, BWM, CGFBM, KD SH and SAR4 for wood/bushcraft. Choppin, Battonin, whittlin...

 

[david tn]

I am also looking for a "bushcraft" knife. I would like to keep it in the Busse family. I have been looking Blind Horses Bushcrafter knife and Falkniven F1. I am sold on the Busse family superiority and would like to hear what folks are using.

 

[scumming]

I use my RMD, RS, DSF, NMSFNO, BWM, CGFBM, KD SH and SAR4

Do you carry all of those on one belt?

 

[FTR-14c]

CABS with a chopper is great.

 

[PatrickKnight]

I am also looking for a "bushcraft" knife. I would like to keep it in the Busse family. I have been looking Blind Horses Bushcrafter knife and Falkniven F1. I am sold on the Busse family superiority and would like to hear what folks are using.

Honestly the BHK Bushcrafter in a scandi grind was designed just for outdoors wood work and would most likely outperfrom any Busse product in that arena. That said I think an Active Duty wouldnt do to bad.

 

[Beckerhead83]

Rmd, 1311.

 

[Bowman1911]

I'm lovin' my satin RMD for all my bushcraft needs.

 

[TheGreyMan]

I'm lovin' my satin RMD for all my bushcraft needs.

x 10^10

And with his less well-off cousin, who is almost as equally adept.

 

[Need2Know]

Yep... The FFG satin RMDs are excellent. On a recent camping trip I used a 711 and FFG satin RMD for fire chores.

 

[Bigfattyt]

I am finding my CABS is great for "bushcraft".

It is a feather stick machine, and is great in the hand. No choil, comfortable handle, and spine for no hot spots.

Just last night I was teaching the scouts to make a fire with wet wood (batonning the log to get to the dry wood inside, making a pile of shavings, and fuzz sticks)



The BAD also makes camping trips and canoe trips with me as well.

 

[Need2Know]

 

[leatherman]

Honestly the BHK Bushcrafter in a scandi grind was designed just for outdoors wood work and would most likely outperfrom any Busse product in that arena. That said I think an Active Duty wouldnt do to bad.

I'd love to the it head to head with a satin RMD or RMDx. That would be one heck of a run.

 

[w.t. anderson]

A Boney Active Duty (BAD) works well for detail work. The sturdier duties (AD and even HD) would do for the more demanding tasks - so would a SAR4,SAR6, SAR8. . .

 

[Leviathan Arms]

Using my BATAC and B11. Couldn't ask for better!

 

[ChristoDart]

I tend to be using my b10 most. The grind on it just allows it to be so damn sharp i cant help but only use it. I use my nmfbm a decent amount also but not near as much. I use my pork shank for smaller tasks.

 

[SunnyBunny]

Just pick up a regrind Boss Street solely for bushcraft/field use:

Photo courtesy goes to forum member awestib

Sharp little devil :thumbup: Now that the temp is dropping in Texas may try to refresh my feather stick/fire starting skill!

 

[PatrickKnight]

I wouldnt mind seeing a Boss Street type knife in a scandi grind, I just think that would be a really good and useful addition to the Busse line up.

 

[voracious1]

satin battle rat and anorexic badger! or a mistress and a game warden.

jody

 

[resinguy]

Just pick up a regrind Boss Street solely for bushcraft/field use:

Photo courtesy goes to forum member awestib

Sharp little devil :thumbup: Now that the temp is dropping in Texas may try to refresh my feather stick/fire starting skill![/QUOT

Yeah, those have a pretty stout profile, bet the regrind is a huge improvement. Who did the work? Can we get a bigger pic?