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Jungle Brother

Hot damn she’s sexy !!! I love the curves and contours in contrast with its sturdiness and acute suggestion of violence. Holy crappoli, what does that even mean ? This one is friggin badassery at its baddest assednessery…better ?
 
I'm not jealous of this great knife - you know why 😉 - but those big polypores are enviable. We don't see those in my woods.
 
EMCEE said:
Hot damn she’s sexy !!! I love the curves and contours in contrast with its sturdiness and acute suggestion of violence. Holy crappoli, what does that even mean ? This one is friggin badassery at its baddest assednessery…better ?
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😂 it IS pointy as hell! I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end, (again)! Also- slashy!
RayseM said:
I'm not jealous of this great knife - you know why 😉 - but those big polypores are enviable. We don't see those in my woods.
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;) 👍. biggest one I've seen around here, at least this close to the ground. There are some big ass mofos way up in those older trees.
 
EMCEE said:
You are such a frickin’ show off !😉 Oooops! I meant, “Excellent throw, Jedi Master !!!”👍🏼👍🏼
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what's the point of learning useless skills if you don't show off from time to time? 😂

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Jungle Brother is turning out to be an excellent mushroom foraging knife- the finger choil is unexpectedly useful, and the knife is burly enough to pry bark and dead wood away from the good stuff
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we're having a bit of a cold snap around here lately, lots of trees down out there. I haven't really done much 'chopping' with this knife, (it wasn't really designed for that) but today introduced a good opportunity to test the ergonomics of this knife and its heat treatment. You see tests where ice is the media or wood is the media, but in this case I was able to test both at once. Icy wood!

I wasn't able to get all the way through this log, since my dog took off at one point, but I got through enough of it to acquire some useful feedback
 
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