fancy striker (i think it's called a monkey tail, U-shaped with a long twist, not C shaped),
small PSK knife,
belt-buckle/striker, and
maybe some sort of fire grill/grate that folds up really small (like this one by Finbar).
fancy striker (i think it's called a monkey tail, U-shaped with a long twist, not C shaped),
small PSK knife,
belt-buckle/striker, and
maybe some sort of fire grill/grate that folds up really small (like this one by Finbar).
Take a course in good water and air; and in the eternal youth of Nature you may renew your own. Go quietly, alone; no harm will befall you. John Muir
"I may just be a hillbilly, but I know the difference between a show dog and a working dog. Working dogs know when to be quiet and they have mud on them." 87Burban
+1 on awl but I would like to see them in two sizes. A standard (larger size) and a small one like Skab made from a nail. I would use both. Perhaps offer them singles and as a set.
Had to edit because typing before coffee is dangerous to the English language.
Last edited by 2stoves; 01-10-2013 at 10:48 AM.
+1 on awls that can take an antler push handle or the like ...
Awl and marlin spike.
Have seen others post already put my short list is a hook knife and I like the spike candle holders
One flew east
One flew west
One flew over the Campfire
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Ditto on the awl.....thanks for asking
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Spear head would be cool
1. A small mouse hawk and or something like the GB mini. The hawk should have a hammer end. That would be nice to hammer tent pegs during winter when the rocks are frozen to the ground and split small kindling. Sometimes I want to carry a hatchet or axe but most aren't UL enough for longer range hikes with a full pack.
2. A hawk head made to be hafted on a stick like people do with the CS trail hawk would also be nice. Just an UL head with eye that is agreeable to being hafted in the field.
a nice ulu
Inexpensive log dogs.
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