Bob Nelson nobody said they should stop the skits. but there are videos that are literally 80% skit 20% actual knife content. it should be the other way around. they don't have to act silly most of the video to be funny

Thanks for your kind comment Bob! People really can say what they want and we're happy they do! In the end we will allways do what we feel is right and with that we will not please everybody every week. If we feel like making a comedy than we will without a doubt make a comedic video because that will make us proudest on that specific moment and the same goes for the more informative video's. Thanks for your kind comment man! cheers!

Yes plz keep them coming!!! I've been subbed a long time and I love the skits!!

Dutch Bushcraft Knives вы лучшие !

Yea i really enjoy the knife reviews. They are very educational but fun at the same time. Keep it up.

Man you have no idea how much this means to us!.. We wish you both so much strength, luck and all that you need to get through all this! We will continue to make you and you're Fiancé laugh as hard as we possibly can :D. Please send her our support and love and we wish you both and you're close ones all the best in the world. Laughter is the greatest cure, even though it might not be able to heal diseases..

domergan4 on earth yes but that channel based on Jupiter is rocking first place in the solarsystem

Have you ever seen them taking a knife outside of the yard?

Stevan Social I think there yard is in the middle of the tiga Forest

Lance. I think you mean Taiga forest. And No. They are Dutch and we don't have Taiga forest here in The Netherlands. That's why I was talking about 'the yard'. The forest we have left here feels more like a backyard. Still it is a nice channel and funny, obviously inspired by some other channels about bushcraft knives. Not my channel btw, bcs I suck at filming and can't edit and I'm way to serious. But I do know about bushcraft and have tested many knives in the field. Hultafors is represented by Snickers Workwear here in The Netherlands and was basically only used as a work knife. With the Dutch Bushcraft Association I introduced the Hultafors brand in the small Dutch Bushcraft world by using it as our instructors knife and also selling it too the people taking our courses. But 70% of the time I use my bushcraft knife for food prep. 30% for other camp tasks like making small kindling. So one very important thing about any bushcraft knife I use is how easy it is to clean and how much water does it take to clean. Not important if you are camping at the shores of a lake but very important if water supplies are limited.

Stevan Social ..... Forgive my misspelling The taiga is a region or biome not the name of a particular forest if I'm not mistaken the Netherlands is within that regionwww.blueplanetbiomes.org/taiga.htm

TA Outdoors hi mike or dad /jaxx love your channel as well :D

+TA Outdoors haha thanks a lot!

yo Mike, you and your dad always crack me up Jaxx is the best out of you three though ;)

+Zerokat10 we might do it someday haha it's a good idea

Do it

I guess it was meant to be

+zpraycan we have such a thing in mind. We are getting a product soon hopefully which would suit that kinda video

tatiana arteaga yes

tatiana arteaga sand paper works fairly well ,I've used it to sharpen a hatchet before

I use a (cheap) easy to carry diamond sharpener to restore the blade from dents, chips, nicks or burrs and for the (secondary) convex edge I wear a leather belt to keep my pants up and hang my knife on. When the knife just needs sharpening take out my leather belt, put some toothpaste on the inside and use it for stropping.

Eh you can convex on wet stones. Better that way.

@@AG.Floats most folks aren't big on carrying a *whetstone around with them.

Never leave us!

Dutch Bushcraft Knives i wont I promise 😊

YouSuck Lady is a man without a dangly dong and a beard.

FindValdo Hey man, ladies can have beards too. Nice ones at that.

BajaDeezNutz Damn, you are right. So a lady is a man without a dongly dinger. Or actually at this day and age i quess a lady could even actually have a dingdong hanger.

Bought many knives so far and I only regret one thing: I regret not starting with morakniv. Honestly I didn't like their design but they were recommending the mora garberg so I ended up buying one... then another and then another... and now I want another. It's the best brand out there... the build quality... the steel... heat treatment... sharpness... it's just outstanding... and the comfort? Godly. I LOVE MORAKNIV AND ITS ALL ON DUTCH BUSHCRAFT KNIVES! So, I'm glad for your new knive! Use it with pride! This brand puts to shame all the others!

@@danielhristov6175 i got a normal companion and the heavy duty versiom, both..can i use them as my everything knives? For batoning, bushcraft survival everything?

@@insanodeathguy2160 the Mora yes

+Siki Rebirth yessbless! Thanks mate, hope we can keep givin you laughs

+Matt Klapman thanks a lot Matt!

+Will Ease thanks a lot will!

+Backcountry with Shaughn thank you so much shaughn! We enjoy it a lot !

Sadly I can't get that in the US easily.

+mermaniel thanks a lot!

+Andrew Gorman haha thanks a lot Andrew!

+King Merka you are very welcome! Congratulations on the great purchase

Gerrit Geerhart Knives & Outdoor, I am SO glad you wrote that because I didn't know how to spell it. Thanks.

Martins kleine Outdoorecke same

+John Pr cheers John!

mora robust

+kinetoscopes thanks a lot!

+SharkBro thanks a lot my friend!

+JuanTomás En when we were making the slowmo shots with muscled hammer guy. We got a spark from the first blow but didn't capture it so we hammered it around 10 times to try and get the spark again. In the end the GK tip broke but because we hammered it so much we don't want to mention it. It would leave a bad taste while every one of these knives could've been the one after this many hammer blows.

Oh i see, then is all fault of muscled hammer guy xD Well now i know what happen to that tip. Thanks for answering! it means a lot. Greetings from Argentina!!

fuck no

+Bevy Why though ?

I'm gonna guess since they're usually too hefty for your typical hiker. I mean, sure if you're a sherpa that can climb a mountain with 100lbs on your back, a khukuri won't make much of a difference to you, but western bushcrafters often put an emphasis on lightweight gear. Khuks are a cool jack-of-all-trades blade though, I have a bunch in a knifely hoard.

Exactly

too big tho, and will take quite some times to master

+SC bushcraft backwoods especially mikkie take around 5 shots sometimes before he can get serious. Very... Very time consuming hahaha

Dutch Bushcraft Knives I bet. but that's ok because it's fun

+Mark Anthony Stringfellow it indeed felt like the damage on the hultafors was slightly more heavy. However I was really surprised about how much more comfortable the hultafors ok4 was which made it a winner for me

Dutch Bushcraft Knives The handle is nice I have to admit and at the end of the day at the price point of the entire group we should have them all :-)) Another odd-ball made of the same steel as the hultafors Sk5 is the Bahco wrecking chisel knife in both a chisel tip and a knife shaped version, rather like a large puukko knife, got one for around £15.00, great full scandi grind, too fine for wrecking as it can fold a little but for bushcrafting amazing light chopping performance, all in the geometry and great belly. heres a couple of pictures, one with handle removed s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/0b/85/df/0b85dfb37cf5b1c4533565608b15d618.jpg and rusknife.com/uploads/post-13385-0-73233500-1456519348.jpg Enjoy!!!

+DoLor we try to mix both. We do a lot of pull ups etc but we also train with weights. Bench pressing is our favourite. and yes hahaaha we have a bench in the forest. Personally I prefer lionsteel over benchmade

+Rayford Grubbs very true! It only takes 5 minutes to make it able to scrape a fire steel

+Marco Manzi thanks a lot my friend!