I guess it would depend on what you consider “light camp chores” and whether that also entails any wood processing and, if so, whether that means simply making a few feather sticks or also batoning/splitting.
The “trouble” is, FF makes an enormous number of models that could work well so you can really dial it down to what feels best in your hand.
On the larger end (~4” blade) the already mentioned Bush Hermit is an awesome choice. On the smaller side (3.25+”) any of the Hiking Buddy, Handyman, Bushnub models are excellent. There are many more, of course.
I would note that the Bush Hermit and the Handyman both have - to me - some of the best handles I’ve ever experienced. The Bush Hermit is and feels considerably larger (taller in both the blade and handle).
For hiking I prefer as small/light as possible.
2 Hiking Buddies
Lil’ Lady
Bush Hermit
Old School Lady Finger
(My Handyman isn’t pictured. Blade is about the same size as the Hiking Buddy with a slightly longer handle. I don’t own a Bushnub - yet. I believe it would fall very nicely between the Hiking Buddy/Handyman and Bush Hermit sizes)
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