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I don't know about you guys but here in America in my troop we can carrry folders. In the Order of the Arrow we are allowed sheath knives. Your leader probably thinks of it as a weapon rather than a tool.

Thanks weaver

I am going camping this weekend and am thinking of making a spoon by way of burning. Can anyone provide any insight into this? How is it done? Thanks

I have passed up every chance to get one of these survival knives. I do have a large(18 inches) bowie but i have never brought it camping and it just looks nice on my wall. It was only $12 at a reenactment so it was not a loss. I agree with the others, get a good knife and carry a pouch.

I have just gone through my collection and I have about 6 fixed blades: boot knive, bowie, meat cleaver, a forged one, and some others. I have well over 20 foldings though and I intend to sell some to Scouts in my troop. Looking at my knives, only a few are of camp quality. Most are switchblades...

I recently received a dremel tool as a gift. I used that to cut out the blade but I think its too think to use as a knife.

Hey at CRK there is a program called Mountain Man. IT teaches you how to do things a mountain man how to do. I did it last year and will do it again this summer. Here is a link to a thread about a knife I forged. http://www.bushcraftuk.com/community/showthread.php?t=15179 Those a old pics from...

Sorry bout the big pics.

Here you guys. I made these a while ago. They are both made from the same type of wood not sure what so I don't know if its safe to use them. Anyone know?[/IMG] [/IMG]

Yes I am going during June. I am also in the OA and are brotherhood.

Hey that's a great spoon. Whereabouts in N.C. are you from. I am from florida and my boy scout troop goes to camp raven knob by mount airy,nc every summer.

That's great! :You_Rock_

thanks martyn

How do you add pictures to the gallery? I don't know. Help would be appreciated :You_Rock_ Thanks

Anyone in Central Florida on here?