Bussecraft

[Don't drop it.]

Lots of good choices here!! The BA3 would be my first choice but alas I don’t own one.
Not my picture it belonged to a member Bullpin

My knives that I own that I plan on bush crafting with this spring
Also great choices as the BA3
My Buffalo Soldier a variant of the BA3

A 6 inch good choice
The Satin Jack

A 8 inch Dessert Storm fighter
A underestimated blade that can do it all.

 

[Andy the Aussie]

Any RMD would give fine service at this. I do however LOVE my HRLM so it would too be in the mix.

 

[bikerector]

Ratmandu, 311, or 511. Probably the RMD. Great handle for the purpose, blade could use a thinner edge but it works okay as shipped.

I think the NFBA would also be a great contender, in paper, I've just not been able to handle one yet. I know the handle would work based on the NFSH.

 

[Jack of All Blades]

Boss Street is a great option.

Any of these would be a great option.



But let’s be real. What you’re really looking for is the BUSHCRAFT BUTANIKU!!

 

[AntDog]

 

[rwdata]

Hogmuk is the one I would bring as my bushcraft knife. Great slicer, great blade shape and thickness. The handle offers many different ways to hold and is very comfortable. It’s my favorite small blade Busse.

 

[w.t. anderson]

A lot of great suggestions here - wish I could own them all. Thanks!

 

[dogboye]

For me, it would be, in no particular order, one of the following. I can't narrow down to one, and have no intention of ever ending up anywhere off the beaten path with just one.
Ratmandu or any of the kin variants
Ratmandeaux
AD6
Nano Fusion Natural Outlaw
Son of SWAT
TGULB
HR2

Of those, the one that goes camping with me in the summer is the TGULB. In the winter, the AD6 (because I don't have a DS8). I could take my AD 9.5 (or is the AR 9.5? Big, flat-ground INFI, Resciprene grip), but that is just a little TOO large for camping.