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What makes a good (large) survival knife.AVI

How to choose a large knife for survival or general camping use. An axe or machete, a small woodworking knife and a folding saw would serve you better if you have the room in your pack, but if you want to carry just one tool, a well balanced camp or bowie knife is a good option in many areas of the U.S. If you do choose the One Tool Option, you will be in good company. Most indigenous peoples around the world carry just one blade and it is usually a big one, like a machete, bolo, parang, kukuri, etc. The men of these groups would traditionally go off on multi day hunting trips with only one large knife. Remember, it's not the only thing they have to carry and weight carried equals calories used. Knife List: (Dis = discontinued model) Top row. RT to LT: Corona RS 7265D Saw , Cold Steel Trail Boss, Blackjack Skinner, Collins machete, Arken-saw tube saw, Wetterling Hunting Axe, Cold Steel SRK, Condor Golok, Sven Folding Saw, Fallkniven S1, Fiskars Hatchet, Cold Steel Spearpoint machete (Dis), Corona RS 7245 Saw, Cold Steel Master Hunter, Hardware store hatchet, Cold Steel MTC Kukri (Dis). Bottom row by column , Lt to right. Cold Steel Trailmaster and Recon Scout, Kukri blade blank from Camilus, Cold Steel Barong machete, Becker BK2, Browning Crowell/Barker Competition knife (Dis). Blackjack Rio Grande Camp Knife (Dis), Blackjack Kampa (Dis), Ontario Heavy Machete Note: Cold Steel had fixed the problem with the sharp shoulders on the tang/blade juncture by the time I made this video, but I was not sure how long it would take for the problem knives to work their way through the sales chain (I think many ended up as "factory 2nds"). This made me very suspicious of the larger fixed blades from Cold Steel for several years and I ended up selling the two CS bowies you see in the video.