Most used blade system in the woods

[tom1025]

That's right encourage the Busse fans to once again come in when the topic is about ESEE they will anyway...

For the record I support both.

 

[Knife Lady]

ive been looking into some of the esee knives but cant decide what the better value would for the money for the esee's the ontario rats or the kabar beckers seeing as they are all essentially the same knife with minor differences here and there. do you have an opinion on the matter?

Due to the heat treating process and the warranty ESEE makes the better knives out of this list.

 

[Gabriel]

For the record I support both.

I suspect most of us do, but being agreeable just isn't as fun.

 

[slimplmbr]

I suspect most of us do, but being agreeable just isn't as fun.

QFT

 

[T4rdV4rk]

Buck 110 folder.

I second that. Pretty good value at $40.

 

[tom1025]

Due to the heat treating process and the warranty ESEE makes the better knives out of this list.

Do you have any idea where the OP might be able to get an ESSE?

 

[FERLACH]

Buck 110 least expensive quality knife.

 

[Gabriel]

Normally I carry my chainsaw when I go into the woods.

 

[tom1025]

Normally I carry my chainsaw when I go into the woods.

I only opt for the chainsaw when under age kids are trespassing on my property. The rest of the time I have my Busse BATAC with Snakeskin Micarta handles.

 

[Bradsknives]

Do you have any idea where the OP might be able to get an ESSE?

I have no ideal where one can find an "ESSE", but I'm pretty sure there is a certain person on here that sells ESEE.

 

[tom1025]

I have no ideal where one can find an "ESSE", but I'm pretty sure there is a certain person on here that sells ESEE.

I was just seeimg if anyone actually reads my posts. Lol... stupid smart phones.

 

[Bradsknives]

I was just seeimg if anyone actually reads my posts. Lol... stupid smart phones.

 

[glockednlocked]

I would recommend you buy any and all ESEE products from "Knife Man" he is the assistant manager/trainee at the "Knife Lady" table

 

[DaKruiser]

I would recommend you buy any and all ESEE products from "Knife Man" he is the assistant manager/trainee at the "Knife Lady" table

 

[tom1025]

I would recommend you buy any and all ESEE products from "Knife Man" he is the assistant manager/trainee at the "Knife Lady" table

That's messed up!

 

[Bradsknives]

I would recommend you buy any and all ESEE products from "Knife Man" he is the assistant manager/trainee at the "Knife Lady" table

I'm not sure why I'm laughing because it is true, but you left out one thing in my job description....I'm also her delivery boy.

Low pay, no vacation...that's the way I roll!

 

[cubby]

That's right encourage the Busse fans to once again come in when the topic is about ESEE they will anyway...

I'm confused. Isn't EVERY thread about ESEE?!

LMFAO!!!!!

 

[cubby]

I bet if we did a WORLDWIDE blade system poll, magically getting the type/make of every knife in use for woods/jungle.... There wouldn't be an American made blade In the top 5. Between the pacific rim jungles, the enuits, and most of Asia..... It is likely a homemade brush craft/utility knife. No warranty. No fancy steel. No hype. Just their tool that they eat, sleep, and poop with. Everyday. Their whole lives.

 

[Gabriel]

...and poop with.

Ouch.

 

[ISP 5353]

I switch my knives up depending on what I plan to be doing, but usually at least one of these is along. SAK Farmer, Skookum Bush Tool, BHK Bushcrafter, ESEE 3, a Mora