What knife did you carry in scouts?

[VicAlox74]

If you were a scout, what knife did you carry?

 

[In Desolation]

A Victornox Trekker

 

[RBid]

SAK and a three blade traditional. I don’t know the specific SAK, or the proper names for traditionals with three blades. I carried those from about ages 10 to... 33 or 34.

 

[bflying]

These two.

 

[PuddleMonkey]

How many deer have you slain with that?

 

[bflying]

How many deer have you slain with that?

No deer were slain during my scouting career. However, many bad words were uttered during the many wee hours of a frozen paper route, while working and saving for that bad boy.

 

[AntDog]

Buck 110. Not standard issue, but it's what I had at the time.

 

[Dangerously]

I had an old antler handled camp knife and a stacked leather handled 3” fixed blade. I don’t remember the brand of either, as I was pretty young, and they were just tools.

 

[Dr Heelhook]

 

[eisman]

I carried a number of different knives. I had the usual "Scout" four blade pocket knife but didn't carry it much. I did carry a Toothpick pattern fishing knife, an medium Stockman by Schrade, and a Case fixed blade. Still have the fixed blade.

 

[scottyj]

I had a Western folder. I cant recall the model. It was short, and thick. Kinda like a squished Buck 110.
Edit: It was actually a Western USA S-532 model. Sadly I don't know what ever happened to it, but the sheath is still in my possession. Weird.

 

[Alberta Ed]

A Scout knife from JC Penny. Spearpoint blade, awl, screwdriver/bottle opener and can opener. Abused the s**t out of it.

 

[Rich S]

An Imperial Official Scout knife - the usual four tool model. (Still have it 65 years later.) Of course I had to earn my "Totin' Chip" first.
Rich

 

[jackknife]

A Camillus made 'Official' Boy Scout knife with the "Be Prepared" motto on the shield. My youngest son back in Maryland still has it.

 

[unwisefool]

I still have mine somewhere, a red victorinox with a side lock and fully serrated blade. Had a scout logo as well. Found it a month ago and the sucker is still sharp

 

[Velitrius]

I always had a Schrade Old Timer folder of some ilk. My dad spent his "after work" time at the tavern, and he played the punchboards. There was always a board that had various Old Timers for prizes and he brought them home by the bucket load.

I wanted a fixed blade, so I purchased a Camillus MKII Marine Combat knife for my scouting adventures. Like bflying , I cursed my way through delivering newspapers for that one.

 

[ucfgrad93]

SAK or Buck knives were carried when I was in Boy Scouts.

 

[Silent H]

I had the cheap little jackknife with red plastic handles that you get for selling a certain amount of popcorn until a family friend gifted me a Benchmade Griptilian. I credit that gift with starting my knife habit.

 

[abcdef]

I think I had a blue Cub one. Not sure what happened to it.

 

[mpm0097]

Of course the standard cub scout knife, but for Christmas one year my parents got me a Buck 110 looking knife made by Sharp. Got it out recently, super thin blade.