I still say the South Fork (FB30G) is a great way to evaluate CPM S90V as a steel in an 'outdoors-ish' design. Sure, it's longer and thinner (4.8" x .118" vs the Bushcraft's 4.1" x .140") and it's flat vs Scandi grind, but it feels good in my hand and filets beef cuts, makes fuzz sticks, and even carves pretty well. If you want a more 'traditional' outdoors knife, try the Puukko (FB28WDP/GBN) with it's traditional Finnish design and S30V blade. It's teardrop handle shape makes it a bit less comfortable in my hand than the South Fork Or Bushcraft - or my favorite handfit from a recent model - Benchmade's Bushcraft. For that matter, my made-in-El Salvador Condor 'Bushlore' begged to have it's tropical hardwood handle reshaped as I wanted it - and the edge can be Scandi, if you want. It's 1075 CS takes an edge easily and does hold well and it comes with a nice leather drop sheath worth the knife's meager cost (I bought mine for about what the s/t would have run on the Spydie Bushcraft I saw locally.).
Lots of 'bushcraft' knives are available, but you know that. I guess my point is that if you want an outdoors knife with an upgrade steel, pipe dreams and one-offs are great - but you can try a real world example in S90V by getting a South Fork. If nothing else, you'll have a great filet knife with a useful sheath!
Stainz