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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: KENKEN]
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04/12/09 09:53 PM |  
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sumoj275Joined:  Nov 2008 Posts: 13,668   Junk Yard Dog |  
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The reason my friend found a CT is because he was looking for a SOD.  He loves it and I hope we will have that chop-off soon.  Right now the MUK and SOD are with me when I can get out.  In fact, I think this weekend I might plan a little over night trip. 
 Men you can't trust, women you can't trust, beasts you can't trust, but Bussekin steel you can trust
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: KENKEN]
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04/12/09 10:06 PM |  
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Private KlinkJoined:  Sep 2006 Posts: 47,627   Junk Yard Dog |  
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Since I don't do a lot of hiking anymore I like to carry a larger knife, but I ALWAYS have my C.S. X2 Voyager and one or two smaller pocket knives as well. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> 
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: Private Klink]
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04/13/09 12:15 AM |  
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VoxHogJoined:  Oct 2007 Posts: 1,466   Junk Yard Dog |  
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I might have a fixed blade on my hip or in my pack.  I always have a folder in my pocket, usually either the Victorinox Farmer or OHT (One Hand Trekker).
 For camp chores I have a new appreciation for the Gransfors Bruks Small Forest Axe.  I took it out this weekend and it is a chopping machine.  A knife is still much more versatile and if you have access to only one light-weight tool then pick a knife.  To live in the life of luxury, add a small axe and saw to your gear.
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: sumoj275]
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04/13/09 12:26 AM |  
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KENKENJoined:  Oct 2008 Posts: 2,098   Junk Yard Dog |  
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Loving the CT and all but the SOD should out chop the CT.  The SOD is heavier and just a tac longer than the CT.  There is a lot more to a camping knife than just chopping tho so you be the judge <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> 
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This is my rifle, and that is my SHTF Busse knife.
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: KENKEN]
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04/13/09 12:31 AM |  
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MustardManJoined:  Mar 2009 Posts: 4,654   Permanently banned |  
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Lately my combination has been a Ka-Bar Becker Necker lashed to the strap of my pack, and a Ka-Bar Heavy Bowie on the back of the pack.  I don't like big knives on my hip when I'm carrying a pack, so I keep the bigger one on the back, since I only plan to be using it around camp anyways.
 I've carried other combinations, but I generally like a knife large enough to baton with, and a smaller knife for the rest of the chores.  I'll occasionally throw a folder in my pocket, too - often some sort of spyderco.
 
 I'm hoping my combo will soon be a scrapper 5 and then maybe something a bit bigger, depending on what deals I can find.  And maybe the becker necker will stay on the pack strap, 'cause I really like that little knife.
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: MustardMan]
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04/13/09 12:33 AM |  
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team199Joined:  Apr 2009 Posts: 52   Pooch |  
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: team199]
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04/13/09 05:24 AM |  
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GambitJoined:  Aug 2008 Posts: 1,729   Junk Yard Dog |  
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I like my SOD and yard keeper as well as my Bravo-1 
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: Gambit]
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04/13/09 06:28 AM |  
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mcjhrobinsonJoined:  Nov 2008 Posts: 4,902   Junk Yard Dog |  
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i dig the bravo1 too!  i wouldnt mind owning a bravo2 as well <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> 
 "Hey, this sure beats paying a Shrink $200.00 an hour" - Skunk Hunter
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: Andy Wayne]
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04/14/09 01:34 PM |  
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banana-clipJoined:  Mar 2008 Posts: 4,725   Junk Yard Dog |  
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Thats a huge tree Andy!!!  How long did it take you to chop through it?  How big around was it? 
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: Gambit]
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04/14/09 01:49 PM |  
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el clintorJoined:  Jan 2009 Posts: 2,398   Junk Yard Dog |  
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I like my SOD and yard keeper as well as my Bravo-1 +1 I have all of those too! All great knives... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> 
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: el clintor]
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04/14/09 03:06 PM |  
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sumoj275Joined:  Nov 2008 Posts: 13,668   Junk Yard Dog |  
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I know this much I would rather have an ax if I were having to make a semi to perm shelter.  Besides that, the SOD is great right now. However, I sure would like to try a DF or a Battle Mistress! 
 Men you can't trust, women you can't trust, beasts you can't trust, but Bussekin steel you can trust
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|  Re: good camping knive
[Re: sumoj275]
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04/14/09 03:37 PM |  
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Private KlinkJoined:  Sep 2006 Posts: 47,627   Junk Yard Dog |  
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The DogFather and Battle Mistress - in ANY form - are great choppers! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> 
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