Post up your 4-5" Bushcraft blades

[kyhunt]

Well i love this thread and hate to see it die. So i will post the knife I just received yesterday. Looking forward to using this one alot.

 

[BBQ BOY]

 

[upnorth]

I just can't get into these super thin blades, even though I KNOW that you guys are right. This Neanderthal hasn't gotten there yet.

 

[HikingMano]

Nice Bushfinger, BBQ Boy :thumbup:

 

[kyhunt]

Upnorth, what do you consider superthin? Truthly most my blades are between .17 and .22 thick.

 

[texastonydobbs]

my 2 favorites
NWA Sierra Scout & BHK Scout

 

[tknife]

That BHK is cool. I didn't know they offered the Pathfinder in full flat grind, I like that.

 

[texastonydobbs]

it is the PLSK Scout (The Best of the PLSK series to me)
The plsk1 pathfinder is scandi lying next to my Scout

 

[Mossyhorn]

My favorite is a Siegle Nessmuk.

 

[daizee]

OOh, I like that Fox River - one my inspirations when I started making. Now I don't need one anymore.

That Siegle 'muk is sweet.

Mountain Knife, Just shy of the 4" request - next one will be 0.1" longer or so:

need to get out and beat on it a bit.

 

[bigbill1989022]

My new SDS

Hollow Ground Kephart D2 10.5in overall

 

[CapitalizedLiving]

Back from the dead!

 

[rpn]

I love this thread. Makes me want to order something! Christof...where you at??!! Maybe a Donovan Phillips??...ahhh....knives...

 

[pap11y]

4-5 inch is my preferred configuration

 

[CapitalizedLiving]

Love your Baileys!!!

 

[Mistwalker]

Well...if you guys are gonna revive it...I'll post my current favorite in this size

 

[daizee]

Love your Baileys!!!

Hahaha, my exclaimation was "Nice Baileys!" and then I scrolled down to your post. Heh.

That's a sweet little pokey, Mist. What does he call that one?

 

[pap11y]

Love your Baileys!!!

Not as much as I do. I was also admiring the fiddleback below. Damn they are nice knives.

Fiddleback and BHK are the last makers on my list. Not long now

 

[Mistwalker]

That's a sweet little pokey, Mist. What does he call that one?

Thnks, it was a Christmas present from a friend. That's Andy's interpretation of the Kephart. Never cared for Kepharts till I saw this design. You know me, I like pointy knives in the bush, much better for detail work The ergos on this thing are amazing, I love the way it knjife handles

 

[lambertiana]

Of the group shot I posted a while back, this one has been getting the most outdoor time lately