My Koyote bushcrafter

I really like that Koyote. :thumbup: :thumbup:

It’s not what I’m used to seeing described as a bushcraft knife.

But that straight spine is angled down enough to place the point at the centerline; very much in bushcraft style.

I like the fact that blade has I little more belly than the average bushcrafter.

As one who likes to palm a handle I think the shape of the scales look very comfortable.

The sheath looks bullet proof.

I think that this knife would make a great all-arounder, from bushcraft to food prep to hunting duty; this knife looks very functional.

Though this knife is not in the style that I usually go for: I could see one of these in my future. :cool:
 
Big Mike said:
I really like that Koyote. :thumbup: :thumbup:

It’s not what I’m used to seeing described as a bushcraft knife.

But that straight spine is angled down enough to place the point at the centerline; very much in bushcraft style.

I like the fact that blade has I little more belly than the average bushcrafter.

As one who likes to palm a handle I think the shape of the scales look very comfortable.

The sheath looks bullet proof.

I think that this knife would make a great all-arounder, from bushcraft to food prep to hunting duty; this knife looks very functional.

Though this knife is not in the style that I usually go for: I could see one of these in my future. :cool:
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yea, the handle, although short, is very comfortable. and christof mentioned that the handle shape works very well with gloves.

if you are thinking about getting one, go for it. i got two more on the way, thats how much i like them. plus, christof is a great guy to do business with :thumbup:
 
BeartheDog. Could you post the dimensions of the knife in the photo you posted titled Cool, i.e blade and handle length? Thanks. John
 
Bear, thanks for the information and offer, but I think I will just go ahead and contact Chistof and order one. John
 
John- I'm emailing you back now.

Thanks for the comments, all. I have gone a slightly different path than a lot of others with bushcrafters, but I think they work out pretty well. The straight spine is for adding belly and for making both batoning and draw cutting easier (and safer!)

The belly- well, I would want a knife than can handle game in a pinch and adding to the belly seems to be the first priority there. It's also good for cloth and leather cutting and helps with food work.
 
Big Mike said:
I really like that Koyote. :thumbup: :thumbup:

It’s not what I’m used to seeing described as a bushcraft knife.

But that straight spine is angled down enough to place the point at the centerline; very much in bushcraft style.

I like the fact that blade has I little more belly than the average bushcrafter.

As one who likes to palm a handle I think the shape of the scales look very comfortable.

The sheath looks bullet proof.

I think that this knife would make a great all-arounder, from bushcraft to food prep to hunting duty; this knife looks very functional.

Though this knife is not in the style that I usually go for: I could see one of these in my future. :cool:
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Hey Mike,

I will bring mine for you to play with the next time we get out. It is almost identicle to Barber's.

I also have a larger Koyote knife with it, which I'll bring as well.

I know your quite fond of large knives:thumbup:
 
tonym said:
Hey Mike,

I will bring mine for you to play with the next time we get out. It is almost identicle to Barber's.

I also have a larger Koyote knife with it, which I'll bring as well.

I know your quite fond of large knives:thumbup:
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Cool Tony. :cool::cool::cool:

I’m always looking to expand my horizons. :D
 
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