Most popular style of bushcraft knife
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woodlore variant includes the origional woodloreIn that case:
I have voted
You got them all in frame haha, you were right an uneven number looks wrong...I think you need another one
So sorry, can't resist...
....anyway, antler ones look much better on their own
woodlore variant includes the origional woodlore
You got them all in frame haha, you were right an uneven number looks wrong...I think you need another one
I use all kinds of blades guys I see something I like I try and make a copy to see how well it works for me I have not settled down on a particuler blade thier are still so meny to try out for so meny different uses....
woodlore clone made by myself! they are a bit bigger than a woodlore I find a larger handle more comfortable for prolonged use. I have a woodlore and its the later type with a bigger handle and its really nice , I also havea wilkie woodlore thats really slim and dose not agree with me (I may sell it some day). The skookum is a great knife but the bevel is a bit fine and can chip when carving. The clones I make have less of a bevel 20 degs ish and stay sharp a lot longer, I am not a fan of expensive 'super steels' 01 looked after and sharpend/stropped properly are more than good enough. I am a big fan of any thing cold steel ,fallkniven and chris reeve althoe they dont carve like a scandi/zero grind knife.
That instructor Woodlore has even a Jedi-sort-of-Halo-glowing-thing going on.
All blades touched by the hand of Ray have that going on.
Actually I was quite wrong. You are right. This would be the perfect collection....
mmmmmmmm
notworthy
I have a CRKT Partner.....love it. Just the right size and easy to sharpen. Can also take a lot of abuse.
I voted for a Woodlore Variant. I prefer the Woodlore and Bison Bushcraft knife (Woodlore Variants) followed by the Skookum and Mora's (Full Tang Scandinavian Type knives) followed by the Fallkniven F1 and Bark River knives (Survival Type knives). I am diversified. 
This is a small sampling of my taste. I also have a load of Mora's which I'm sure you all do as well! Sorry about the quality of the pic below. The knives are coated with Renaissance Wax.
Sincerely,
Mark
This is a small sampling of my taste. I also have a load of Mora's which I'm sure you all do as well! Sorry about the quality of the pic below. The knives are coated with Renaissance Wax.
Sincerely,
Mark
I voted for a Woodlore Variant. I prefer the Woodlore and Bison Bushcraft knife (Woodlore Variants) followed by the Skookum and Mora's (Full Tang Scandinavian Type knives) followed by the Fallkniven F1 and Bark River knives (Survival Type knives). I am diversified.
This is a small sampling of my taste. I also have a load of Mora's which I'm sure you all do as well! Sorry about the quality of the pic below. The knives are coated with Renaissance Wax.
Sincerely,
Mark
Look at those fellas, you are catching up with MartinK9.
Gotta be scandi for me. I have smallish hands and the woodlores feel like i'm holding an elephants leg..... I love my Bison Bushcraft and my Rob Evans Bushtool
JonathanD, sounds like you and MartinK9 are well acquainted. MartinK9 is a pace setter for sure!
Hello eraaij,
"Ohh - a Bison bushcrafter with a spearpoint! How very nice. Great collection."
Thank you for your comments. The Bison Bushcrafter is a wonderful knife and is quite nimble in the hands. I wanted a junior (smaller alternative) knife to the Woodlore and Roger certainly delivered. We spoke on the phone for some time about the possibilities. I think he instinctively knew what I was looking. He was a pleasure to speak with! He certainly does outstanding work doesn't he!
Sincerely,
Mark
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I voted for a Woodlore Variant. I prefer the Woodlore and Bison Bushcraft knife (Woodlore Variants) followed by the Skookum and Mora's (Full Tang Scandinavian Type knives) followed by the Fallkniven F1 and Bark River knives (Survival Type knives). I am diversified.
This is a small sampling of my taste. I also have a load of Mora's which I'm sure you all do as well! Sorry about the quality of the pic below. The knives are coated with Renaissance Wax.
Sincerely,
Mark
Lovely collection there
Jonathan keeps tempting me with the Holy Grail of Woodlores, then he ropes in Andy as well
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Thank you. It is missing my latest from AW himself. I just received it last month.
Jonathan keeps tempting me with the Holy Grail of Woodlores, then he ropes in Andy as well
Is that AndyP you are referring to? I purchased the third WL from the left from him. It is a very old WL which does not have a tapered tang. We spoke on the phone a while discussing the sale and he was a pleasure to speak with. He shipped the knife without delay as well. Very outstanding person to deal with.
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