What Busse-kin blade(s) to take on camping trip?

[VooDooWitchDoctor]

The 4th of July is always my favorite camping trip, a week worth of fishing, hand prepped meals, bonfires, and of course a few cigars and bottles spread amongst it all.

I will definitely be packing away a few busse-kin for food prep, and firewood processing (somethings an axe just can't do).

The Galley Rat will be going with me for sure, and I have my mind aimed towards a few others.

What Busse-kin do you all recommend taking with? What Busse-kin do you find most useful in the camp setting?

Large, small, in-between? handle preference?

 

[JACKMANDU]

You should always start a thread with a photo



The GR will definitely be on my hip this weekend and on future camping trips!

 

[MattinLA]

The HRLM and 1311 are my most used blades. HRLM in micarta.

 

[adluginb]

All of them?

 

[scdub]

All of them?

At least LOTS of them.

Car camping = big bag o’ knafs!

 

[lmcq784]

Out of the country currently… but if I were to go camping, I’d have a Galley Rat for food prep, a CS Elmax Slicer on my hip, and probably an Eraticator, 1311, or B13 for firewood processing.

 

[santacruz]

I'm taking my newly acquired regulator 12 sawback, tacsaw and galley rat. Just me and my son for a two day backpack trip. A graduation present he requested. Should be lots of fun.

 

[santacruz]

From our trip. The pic with my son and the view is at 10,600 feet.

 

[cut it out]

The one and only camp tramp of course

https://imgur.com/ajmE5Bm

 

[coolbreezy37]

Either a Camp Tramp or SYKCO DB-421.

 

[ferider]

These two would be my minimum:

And because I'm a dog father, I'd take this one for good luck.

 

[coolbreezy37]

These two would be my minimum:

And because I'm a dog father, I'd take this one for good luck.

I want an SOD so bad. It’s probably my only grail right now.