What's your Camp Knife ?

[Trail Edge]

I just got my BlackJack 14 Halo Attack last week and it has moved into the camp role along with a SAK One Hand Trekker.

 

[jds1]

My favorite Camp Knife is this JK Roach Belly.

Jeff

 

[Larry in Bend]

My camp knife is a Griptilian. Of course, I also have a camp chainsaw, a camp axe and a camp hatchet.

 

[Varg Lobos]

Bark River Hudson Bay is my favorite knife for camp duties. Great at everything I need it for......food and wood processing.

 

[tek77]

Another vote for the spyderco bushcraft as my small blade (right on JV3!).
Here's my camp wood processing knife as of lately

 

[LG&M]

Today it's my BK11, Ontario Rat 3 or fixed griptilian (I think this knife has been overlooked by many) Soon I will get a BK 16. I also want a swamprat someday.

 

[dialton]

Changing things up a bit here. Trying to keep only users now so I just sold about a half dozen Busse knives that were either lightly used or had ended up being safe queens. I did keep my ol Basic 9 for wood processing and a few others that are users. Turned some of that cash into others. I have a new Koster Bushmaster that should arrive tomorrow to try out. Always liked the CG Ratmandu so I picked up a new LE. Also arriving this week is a Swamp Rucki. Those should give me a fun spring outing or 2.
Is this a great hobby or what?

 

[pitdog]

At present I think mine is still my Chopweiler ~

 

[John A. Larsen]

Rockywolf, who made that knife? John

 

[hlee]

I stripped the coating and mirror finished the blade on a Busse SAR5. That is my go to camp blade now. It is much better at the things I need to do without the coating.

 

[bladz]

S6 and/or NWA. If I know I will be processing a lot of wood, I prefer the S6 because you can't hurt it. The NWA is a MUCH better slicer and all around woods/camp knife though.

 

[SoldMyHat]

 

[Sig_Op]

hatchula is my everything knife,

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

My number one go-to is my Condor Rodan. I have several I like to use, but that one sees about 90% of the real work.

 

[Brad "the butcher"]

usually cycle between a trailmaster, helle lapplander, esee-4, and a 5.25 in fixed Culberson lately depending on what I am doing and terrain. Going to try to use my kabar classic, bk-9 and my esee-6 more this year along with the lapplander.
I keep an rtakII up at my property for limbing and trailclearing, need to take a grinder to the handle to thin it out junglas style.

 

[LotusBlade]

7" Siegle Drop-point or GRAYMAN Pemburu

 

[machine26]

Randall #18

and

JK Camp Knife

 

[daizee]

Here's my selection, from bottom to top: 3", 4", 5", 8"

The middle two are "one knife" candidates at 3/16" and 1/4" thick.
From a planning standpoint, I'd probably pair the BK5 with either of the smaller two and leave the BK2 at home.
From a practical standpoint, I never need to hack or split anything, as all my dirt time is half-day hiking and hunting in a state small enough to cycle across.
From a reality standpoint, only the 3"-er at the bottom is unambiguously legal in all situations, so it's what rides on my pack. Usually there's a multi-tool in there and a smaller knife or folder on my belt anyway, as an EDC.

and I like this angle because it makes the finish on the little guy look way better

 

[caine]

Bob Dozier Wilderness model, with a Maxpedition Strobe/GPS pouch attached.

 

[sar5]

Another vote for the spyderco bushcraft as my small blade (right on JV3!).
Here's my camp wood processing knife as of lately

Nice for those wondering it's a Scrapyard de regulator. A nice choice tek