Fundamental Bushcraft - part 1 - the bushcraft knife

Short video guide as to what to look for in a knife and basic grasps. Due to download size info is kept short and sweet so with that in mind can I also point out +++++ whenever you carry a cutting tool remember to also carry a FIRST AID KIT++++++++ Enjoy

Category:

Education

Tags:

• bushcraft
• knife
• skills
• survival
• training

[bearclawbushcraft]

Your welcome Guys!!!

[bearclawbushcraft]

A Wright and Sons Bushcraft knife. This is a quality, well priced woodlore clone - the rosewood handled model is IMHO the best, but the sheath it comes with, while ok, doesnt do the knife justice.

[bearclawbushcraft]

Many thanks Sara - always a pleasure to be of service ")

[pnfcrac]

Carve with your hands up so there is no risk of cutting the femoral arteries... or testicles!

[bearclawbushcraft]

@pnfcrac Of course the family jewels are even more important!!

[bearclawbushcraft]

Hi, thanks. Yep the search has been a long and expensive one. The Kellan Puuko is a good knife and if i'm in the arctic or subarctic say when we run our Winter WEISS training then I still prefer a Puuko/Leuko combination - I had to cut that section from the video to make it fit here though................

[steintanz]

Good tips - thx mate, Tim

[YOYOBOY666999]

Good vid, looking forward to watching the rest and learning some bushcraft skills, thanks.

[Xjr5rjX]

You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar

[stonenstrop]

Thanks from Michigan. Some years ago I found a Gerber knife that fit my bushcraft needs.

It fits your definition exactly. I still prefer the leather sheath. But as you said one needs to use care and the knife needs to go in clean if you want it to come out uncontaminated. stonenstrop

[Lean540]

Excellent video. Thanks from Canada.

[66yurt]

Great video Gaz, Cheers

[khalidalothman96]

What was the first knife you showed ?

The one with the antler handle ?

[atomicrobottikiband]

I love it: "I knew I was going to do that." Too true.

[shippen2010]

Nice vid THX