DennisStrickland
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kamagong is correct about the kukri, it will out chop any hatchet ever made. the only downside is the kukri weight.--dennis
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A small sharp hatchet and a Large Stockman would offer plenty of cutting edges.
Fact is, most people take far too much kit with them on trips and it becomes an annoyance and a burden, literally.
Fact is, most people take far too much kit with them on trips and it becomes an annoyance and a burden, literally.
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I think I would be fine with that or a large stockman, a large knife at least MKII size or bigger.
So I was bored tonight and realized I hadn't made fuzz sticks or fire in a while. So I went downstairs, got a piece of palm tree for a base, a few sticks I found on the ground, and with a match I did this. I think I would do fine with a hatchet to break up large pieces of wood to make kindling.
My SAK Farmer is convexed and was amazing as usual. The 6347 and 8OT both were awesome. I would be happy with either one in my pocket.
My SAK Farmer is convexed and was amazing as usual. The 6347 and 8OT both were awesome. I would be happy with either one in my pocket.
