Natural Bushcraft - The True Spirit of Bushcraft

I agree with the video. There may be a knife that can do alot! but not all!
I carry a K-bar Heavy Bowie for splitting wood. The Mora 711 for just about all my other needs and a Ontario RAT 1 Folder just in case something goes wrong. Any of the three won't disappoint anyone in use or price! in my opinion. I would not want to have to depend on any single knife for my survival, would you?... you carry one band-aid in your 1st aid kit??? You carry a fire starter and no matches??? Be ready for the unexpected!
I could prolly just take the Mora 711 and get by with it.... but if it broke or got lost.... whats the best all round survival knife then if I don't have a knife??? Something to think about.

hi i was just wondering if anyone could tell me what the name of the 5th knife from the last one was? it was the matte black one. cheers.

Here I would carefully disagree, for bushcraft as mentioned in Mors Kochanskis Book Bushcraft there is a specific design of knife that would fit most bushcraft needs. The Mora knife comes very close to those outlines set by Mors but the "Skookum bushtool" made by "Rod Garcia" in Montana USA absolutely nails the overall design in Mors Kochanskis book. I have been there when Mors himself has declared the Skookum Bushtool the best Bush knife he has used. With my Skookum bushtool I have split wood, carved spoons, made snowshoes, cut down spruce trees up to wrist thick, made traps, carved feather sticks, made a bow and arrow set. Have dressed the following game with it - Squirrel, snow shoe hare, Muskrat, Beaver, Moose, Bear, Deer and Elk. Also used it to carve bone and prepare sinew and hides for brain tanning. Plus a ton of other Bushcraft skills!
In a nut shell it really is the perfect bush knife that even looks good. Of course I have used my Mora knife for all of the above tasks as mentioned above but it is not quite as robust as the Skookum Bushtool. Skookum is a Canadian term that means really good!
Mahikan signing off!