Honey...
Hi campers, I've had many questions about, "what knife do you use". Hopefully this post will set the record straight. The photo is of "honey", the nickname for my knife, as many Scandinavian peoples named their cutting edges in Viking times.
I have used this same knife since i got her in 1990 or 1991. In other words, i have had this very knife in the field to teach thousands of students for more than 20 years. It literally built my business. Nothing fancy, simple, laughed at by the uneducated. Its a Premiere brand knife, one of the old foundries in Sweden that went out of business some 30 years ago. You can see the wear on the blade from hundreds of sharpenings.
To be clear, Mora is a town in Sweden that used to have several foundries that made knives; Premiere, KJ Eriksson, Frosts, and now Mora of Sweden. When someone says I carry a "mora knife" its true that the foundry used to be there, along with all of the others, but as I have said, my knife hasn't been made for many years. Knives are touchy subjects for so called survival instructors, whose main mentality seems to be the bigger the better. They are phallic shaped for a reason folks. My boiler plate advise on choosing a good knife.....? whatever you feel most comfortable whittling with. Beware of all the bullshit and stay sharp! cody
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