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I bought this knife a few months ago and was so impressed with it that I came back and recently bought the Boar Hunter as well. The Bush Camp isn't pretty, but hard as diamonds and functional in the field. It gets a bit big for field dressing deer, but the caping blade combo makes up for it. The best part of this knife is the grip on the handle. With rain and blood all over it you can still keep good control while skinning. It isn't a piercing blade, hence the boar hunter, as the tip is not suited for deep penetration, but you can't get better than this...
Rating:  [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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