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i gotta say i've never ever owned one of those hollow handle knives personally, played with a few but never bought any. i've always been partial to full tang knives :) i hope you're not considering taking one of those knives with you on a serious outting. back yard bush camp and i'd say thats...

lol, pp, thats after a week of sunshine and melt. there was a good 5 feet of snow on the bridges and your feet were basically level with the railings. good times. supposed to snow a bit more in that specific mountain range. cant wait till the weekend when i can go out and play :D

on a clear night i swing in my henessey hammock and stair at the stars. other then that i just sit around the fire and relax.

heres a shot of the bushbuddy on a recent trip into the mountains. plenty of snow around and alot of ice. i put down a bedding of spruce boughs so that the stove didnt slip and slide on the ice.

same here. i got tired of usin the ol coffee can or sterno stove for my wood fire cookin. so i invested into a bush buddy and never looked back. i gotta say, so far i've taken it on 5 trips and all 5 trips its been a dream. no need to pack in fuel or pack it out for that matter (canisters).

thanks for the welcome guys. @woodstock: i got mine for 115CAD with shipping. @wilderbeast: yeap, it is the taj mahal of hobo stoves :P @glosfisher: yes sir that is definetly buntzen lake. and yeah i go to sfu. 4th year student :) @kerne: yeah i definetly carry it on all my day hikes. its...

thanks for the warm welcomes. AJB, the knife is a fox river from bark river knife and tool in natural micarta. it has red liners with hollow pins and i gotta say its my favorite bush knife. i gave the leather sheath a treating in obenaufs and the thing is almost like kydex :D cheers

thanks dude, its a lake near my university. makes studying or writing term papers all the harder :)

thanks for the welcome. :)

thank you. glad you enjoyed them :D

There was alot of snow on the ground and the wood i had picked up wasnt exactly bone dry so i pulled out one of my coghlan's fire sticks and broke it up into 4 smaller pieces. The reason i did this was so that i could build a little log cabin inside my pot to get my fire going. Its actually...

Hello everyone, long time lurker first time poster. figured i'd throw something up on here. Well... long story short, i got my severance pay from work and decided to blow it on a bush buddy stove and a ib cookset from brunton. For those of you who are not familiar with the bush buddy, it...