Tim
Happy Thanksgiving to you - and everyone else of course!
First, let me say that I really like the "Hurak homage" knife - while one can certainly see the inspiration, it is clearly not a "copy" but has your own unique touches so :thumbup: for that.
I actually don't mind the "serrations" on the top line - I think that visually, because the clip is long, the serrations are necessarily very close to it, and that makes the top line a little "busy" looking - although, in person, it may not actually be so.
I will admit upfront that I am NOT an actual hunter, so I will not comment on the utility of serrations/jimping for that purpose - but in general, i do think that for a "working" knife they are helpful - my biggest issue is that many makers leave them too sharp. While that does make them seem "cleaner" it is tough on the fingers, so I like the edges relieved subtlety. Now, while I do cut things for a living, being a surgeon, I will admit that scalpels have no top line serrations, but then the force I need to apply in surgery is nothing like what one applies doing utility tasks.
My only other minor point is to agree with some others that the upswept butt is more useful in a chopper than in a knife of this size - again, just my personal preference.
As in all the other knives you've posted, I'm very impressed by the beautiful fit and finish and I agree with Kevin that you pick some fantastic handle materials for your premium knives....except that you don't use Koa enough
Bill Flynn