Bushcraft is the practice of self reliance within the wilderness. I like the belt loops that hold the knife horizontal instead of vertical

Great representation of the LEFT HAND PATH. We select knives with far greater scrutiny, and adapt to all knives with far greater flexibility. New sub from Texas!

The Casström has my vote !

I love Tops knives, they are built to last with a lifetime warranty and very functional. A bit expensive in the UK but the quality is second to none. Keep up the good work Becky.

I love the sound of your voice. It's very relaxing to me in an ASMR kinda way.

Well done Becky! Great information, and very well presented. Brilliant.

Nice to see another fellow female bush crafter, and love seeing other people's knife collections. I have had my knives for a fair few years over a decade old and use and abuse them daily I always give the blades a quick wipe down with Napier VP90 gun oil as it has a rust inhibitor in it and we always have a big can of the stuff on hand and use the VCI chips for our tool boxes and tackle boxes etc. The old saying that prevention is better than a cure is true here lol

Great video! Thanks for the hard work. I must correct one point. Nearly any sharp edge will shew sparks from a ferro (ferrocerium) rod. Stainless steel will work just fine, as long as the spine is 90 degrees. If you wish to get sparks from actual flint, chert, quarts, agate, or flint, then you will need a carbon steel with a low chromium content. Otherwise, keep up the good work. I appreciate your views on this subject.

The Casstrom No 10 is a fantastic, elegant knife. It suits you!

Outstanding video Becky,, shows the you have put knives to use ,developed your own preferences and bring the uses of different designs as each have their areas of strengths .... well done.. ..... Stay Safe and God Bless .....

Thanks for your calm and courteous , informative presentation!

... that lil' grometed hole at the end of the handle is for a "Hello, I'm here" leash. I use some "bright" colored paracord ... it is amazing how if you lay it down on the ground, then it just blends in ...

Fantastic reviews you covered every detail! 🤘Thankyou for sharing your knowledge and great vid

Excellent video. In depth review of each knife shows lots of experience. Great sequence features that covers a lot of ground.

The tarnish on your old #1 knife is patina and adds a protection layer. It is fine and you can force patina it more to add that protecting layer if you chose to.

Outstanding Comparisions! #10 Casstrom I own...love it! Thanks for your time and well done!

absolutely beautiful knifes! These are exactly the style I am looking for. Thank you.

Very educational. Loads of helpful detail. Thank you!

Love my Casstrom no 10, best handle of them all!

Leather sheaths have CLASS!

Thank you for this review, interesting, nice backround and it's pleasant to hear a woman's feeling instead of the usual big bears.👍

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and views and your simplisty. I enjoy your time and effort. Keep up your good work and be safe.

Almost cried with you when you were retiring your first love... tears... Awesome.

Loved it!! Great content, and an impressive knife collection. Thank you from Australia 🍺

Greetings from a fellow lefty! :-) I love your videos. Can't wait for the spring to come. This year more than ever.

Great stuff friend 👏 👍 Everyone born right handed, only the greatest overcome it

Thank you for all the knives specs and comparisons. It helped me choose my first bushcraft knife! “Special Edition TBS Boar Bushcraft Knife” that I just bought through your link. Keep the videos coming, I’m learning lots from them :)

I settled down with a coffee, pinned back my ‘Ray Mears’ and learned quite a bit - ahead of my next knife purchase. Good show lady!

Thank you for sharing this info!

Just found your page a couple of weeks ago. Love it. Great videos, nice trips. Keep up the great work.

Great information as always!

Excellent video love your choice of knives

Great video! My go-to is the M.O.D British army survival knife from J.Adams. Love it.

The higher message here is.. Don't p*ss this lovely woman off! A very informative video on your good selection of blades. Survival Lily is great and her blade looks proper. Thank you.

Cool and helpful Video - thank you!

Great Knives for Bushcraft!! Hugs from Brazil!

Hello from California. Thank you for uploading and sharing your thoughts. Keep pumping out more vids. Very interesting.

Ran across your channel by accident and I’m glad I did. Great reviews. Very knowledgeable! And pretty easy to look at.

A good super sharp knife is important. Thank you Becky for sharing your thoughts.

very sweet to hear , thank you for your generous knowledge sharing

I just discovered your channel, I’m living in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 but I’m from Norwich originally. I’m gonna subscribe to support my fellow English sister 😉☺️

Brilliant video, well done and very informative. And you get an extra plus for mentioning Lars Fält. He was in change for my survival training when I was in the Swedish Para Rangers. :) looking forward to watch more of your videos.

Nice one Becky. Been looking at getting a knife. Loads of great advice and things to think about. Will check out the links.

Good morning! Thank you very much for the explanation! Have a wonderful day! Blessings!

The Casstrom forest knife looks nice, might invest in one of those.

I really love your channel, everything is perfect, it is a kind of meditative to listen to your. You have a very balanced spiritual energy. Thank you from Sweden

All seem very well made Bush Grade knives. Well done Becky. Here in America "Gerber" and "Scherade" brands most popular. I'm thankful for videos like yours being our European cousins. Gives me a chance to learn makes and models from other side of The pond. I believe you have me sold on the TBS. Just been pricing on ebay. I have been using a U.S.M.C. KA-BAR. For years. Mainly as tribute to my grandfather who was a U.S. Marine in WW2. I like the durability, multi-Purpose, and fine leather grip. I am definitely going to try the TBS. I like the multi sheath for belt wear and the style. Thank you Becky as always. Happy Holidays

The knife I use in the field is the Bark River gunny scandi. It is a outstanding bushcrafter knife and performs flawlessly at the tasks I need to do. It is in CPM 3V steel which is a little harder to sharpen in the field but worth the effort

Damn at 70+ I've been doing it all wrong. As a deer/pig/rabbit hunter I've used up a few knives in my time down here in Nz...but only because I lost/misplaced them. So we grab some carbon steel...and make a new knife. Job done. At the moment I have a knife made from old hand sheep shears in carbon steel, with a deer antler handle and in a sheath from saddle leather. Its 40 yrs old. Just 2 new blades and 3 new handles. And because we always using our knives skinning animals and processing them..the blade is never going to get a chance of going rusty. Carbon steel does hold its edge longer than stainless steel. That's correct. Great review Becky. I tried to buy a pocket folding knife over on Isle of Lewis 2 years ago. I think the young pup behind the counter thought i was suspicious looking guy. Of course I don't really know what he thought. I have a beard. Gave up in the end. Check out our own Wilderness girl Miriam Lancewoods new book. "Wild at Heart." Just released. Amazon may have it. Love your channel. Take care and stay safe Becky. ATB.

Hi Becky,loving the videos,my favourite tbs knife is the Timberwolf...awesome 👍x

I currently have the Condor Terrasaur and the Ontario Knife Company's RAT-7. Great knives for the money! Love the TOPS B.O.B bushcraft knife. Excellent quality. Like the Condor Bushlore for price and utility and the Joker Nomad is top notch craftsmanship. Ka-bar knives like BK7 and BK9 are beasts!!!

Very Helpful Video, Gave very good insight in deciding what type of knife to choose

Nice review. All nice knives (except the Lilly knife, not an optimal steel for batoning). No matter what knife I carry on my hip, for food prep I always carry a Mora 2000 (or a Kansbol) in my pack. Excellent stainless slicer! In fact I also use the 2000 in my kitchen at home (I have several, they are so cheap). Btw the 2000 is ambidextrous.

This has been the most wonderful 33:03 minutes I e spent watching a video in a long time. Equally as enjoyable as it is informative. The Survival Lilly plug was just adorable. I may make that purchase based entirely on this presentation alone. I've been looking for a solid beast of a knife. Looks like Lilly may have fit the bill. However, I had been leaning towards buying an ESEE-6. I'm surprised you didn't have one. You might want to add one to your collection. Loved the video. Subbed! ✌🏻

Very interesting the features of each knive where i was able to learn through your experience the activities for which each one is the best. The information of the accesories, the shape of both the blade as well as the handle, manufacturing material, maintenance during the use, cautions and correct use during operation and transport. Thank you very much for the video Saludos desde Chile

Fantastic knives, all are good choices 😊👍👍👏 nicely done!

Good knife discussion on your knives. Thanks and take care.

Comfortability! You make me smile. The blades show that they been used, not neglected.

Thanks for the video . The tbs i think for me.

I saw the Casström nr 10 on another of your videos and the bought it, the same as you have 😊 it is a great, great knife, i love it!

You certainly know your knives Becks ! Very informative. Take care till next time

I did the same to my original TBS Boar which was also my first knife, but all was not lost. I rubbed it down with stroping compound and a cloth and within an hour it looked much better. In any case, like all tools, they develop an 'patina' which in itself gives each tool a unique look. I also dropped a vintage Mora in the woods. My dad found it a year later. This one took a lot more work! still works though. A sharp blade is a sharp blade.

Great presentation! Thank you. The puukko has no guard which is great for wood work. Apo weigh as a 9” leuku and small bushcraft knife together, but the Apo is bulletproof so it is matter of priorities. The last one is a nice skinner /food prepper. Awesome vid

The Casstrom #10 is an excellent knife including the sheath. Very beautiful as well as capable.

Great to hear stories of people passing down there gear Nice one John. I have my Grandfathers Nor mark Fillet knife of Fiskars Finland .

Great review!

Lovely vid on the various knives you use . Im a lefty also which is a bummer with most sheaths . You have a very mellow air about you & its quite soothing to listen to your reviews. Cheers & keep em sharp!

Most of my Bushcraft & Camping/Outdoor knives are carbon with a forced patina to help prevent rust issues. I do have a few Mora's (incl. the BcB), but one of my favorite is the Spyderco Bushcraft-UK. Thanks for the video Sweetie!

That Boar is in fine shape and will easily last 4 generations or more starting from now. I'd be proud carrying that.

Love your vids!!!

I purchased a Beretta Loveless with Quince handle and a leather sheath more than 15 years ago.....and have never looked back. Great video!

It's been awhile since I've watched your videos, needless to say another excellent video . Very informative, hope you are doing well. Keep on enjoying life.

Great video ! . . . I have the Mora Companion and the APO-1 both are excellent.

All good choices...👍🏻

I love seeing women out bushcrafting. Thank you for the information.

Like your video .... I'm a lefty too so really glad out brought the subject up👍😊. Manufacturers listen !!! Take care

Great video. Its a pleasure to have females with intelligent convo about knives. Practical knowledge shows through.....well done dear.

Howdy from Oklahoma. Thanks for the video, very informative. God bless ya!

Beautiful knife collection.

Excellent presentation

I like the castrom knife 🔪 that comes with a ferro rod . Cause, I always like to have a back up plan for everything , when , I'm alone in the wilderness for a few days and I useuly listen to this to this girl . Cause , this lady takes her bush crafting pretty seriously and I don't think she would recommend alot of junk ..Thanks little lady...them are some badass knifes 🔪 and u ..Lol

Beautiful knife collection!

What a great review from a Young Bush crafter , Good for Girl Outdoors and Great Taste as I have all except the last two lol ! The Bush craft Store TBS are a Great Shop for high end Gear and I have four of their very good knives and I am Astonished at the cost of Good knives and You will see TBS slash's the prices other Firms charge . This was a very good review and I hope All Knife Collectors Help Grow this Site , I bet no Young People Watching this are involved in so called " Knife Crime " and Good Luck to All .

Always so much charm !

For the price, one can not complain against Mora companions... Thanks for sharing!

Glad to see you prefer the leather over the kydex 👍

I enjoy watching your vids. You’re awesome.

Congratulations! First time I saw your videos

Excellent Video Becky, you could be a tv presenter, great stuff:)

Been wanting that Casstrom for some time. ..very nice.

Great video very informative keep up the good work

Awesome review of your bushcraft knives... thank you for sharing!! New subscriber 🤘

I bought a Made in Sheffield bushcraft knife years back from the ‘Made in Sheffield’ website. It’ll last me a life time and they’re far cheaper then Ray Mears bushcraft knifes but almost exactly the same. It’s great to see an English/British girl getting stuck in. Honestly thank you! Posting a video like this has given me hope that I’ll find a gf that’s into this stuff. It gets a bit lonely sometimes.. I just want girls to feel more comfortable with peeing in the bushes lol. You’ve earned a new subscriber. Cheer ✌️❤️👊

Right then! I really like the Mora companion. My favorite is the Casstrom 10, which I own. Black makarta handle. Black leather sheath. Did the research on it for a year before my purchase. The 14C28N stainless steel is a new amalgam they develoved so it would not chip against bone, will cut through tin cans easily and still hold the edge nicely. Easy to sharpen when needed, and cuts through tomatoes like butter. I like the flat grind alot. Love it for cooking and wood needs, feathering and what not, around the camp. Handle is sooo comfortable and fits perfectly in either hand. As yours is the carbon, probably a thicker spine. Love the birch handle. And the fire steel, which did not come with mine. Thank you. Much enjoyed.

Nice set of blades there and equally good thoughts on them. Interesting you have both the Casström and the Boar. I had me the No 10. But sold it off. Although I loved it, it didn't quite sit in my hand as good as the custom Lauri puukko that I made. I have seen other reviews where people seem to go for one or the other. So I mostly re-handle everything now. Even my BK2. I agree with you on the sheaths. I mean kydex and all sorts of durable plastic may have their advantages. But I like my combination to be metal, wood, bone/antler and leather. So while I do my own custom kits, I am getting rid of all the stock sheaths of the complete blades that I bought. Let me also add that am very inspired to see more and more bushcraft videos from women, in what has been until recently pretty much a bloke's world. My nephew and niece both go to scout camps and we have actively talked about non-gendered activities in our lad's nursery. So thank you for putting this stuff up. Be safe and enjoy the woods.

There are so many comments, I did not read them all. The grind on the Valor blade is a hollow grind. Great video. Good luck.

Great video. Have the folding knive from Lars and mora knife shown both great. Have lots more knives in my collection.

Nice vid, gave me some ideas on my next purchase. I own an esee pr4 currently, what are your thoughts on that knife if you have any?

I love your tent. And videos

Those are some nice looking knives you got there but my main knife that I use and carry everywhere is my multi-tool I have other knives for bushcrafting but my multi-tool is always with me and it can do just about anything