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There is an entire cluster of videos made by Dave under the heading "21st Century Longhunter," You might have missed them. I was going to post this on the original thread but it seemed it was closed for other reasons.

This idea was a new one for me, so I thought I would pass it on. It looks like it should work quite well, and I can't wait to try it out. Carry a standard lead pencil and one of those small, hand-held pencil sharpeners. When you want to light a fire, get out the pencil sharpener, and the...

Here are a few pictures that I shot near my cabin in Arkansas. All of the photos were taken within 100 meters of the cabin with the exception of the last one. I thought it would give you some idea of the diversity and beauty of the area. Hope you like them. Typical fern of the area...

Here are some pics of my place in Arkansas, where I hang out when I get the opportunity. Mulberry River Old Spring House Farm field Large rocks came from above when a road was dynamited in the 1930's Water was low at the time pic. was made. Young cedars at edge of field and base of...

I received just today, a new, shiny Enzo blade made out of 01 tool steel. I want to keep this blade from rusting and I was wondering what to use on it. It will, no doubt, be occasionally used for food preparation, and I don't want to use WD-40 on it. I have read several recommendations of...

Does anyone here have any experience with an Enzo blade. I can buy a blade (not a complete knife) here in the U.S. for just under 50 dollars U.S. It looks very similar to a Skookum Bush Tool in design. The photos appear to be very well finished, Scandi grind, O1 tool steel. I'm...

Got a new knife today, a CRKT Hissatsu. Anybody familiar with it? Overall length is about 12 inches long and the blade is about 6 inches long. The entire knife and sheath is Desert Tan in color. The sheath is extremely practical. It is some kind of super hard/tough thermoplastic...

My absolute favorite "hunting" knife is a D.H. Russell made in Canada. I bought mine in the early 1960's and it still looks great. If you are not familiar with this knife, let me say that in photographs it looks slightly odd. Also the handle looks to be too small for anything but the...

I live over on the west side of the pond, and hang out in the Ozark National Forest when I can. Love the website and just joined yesterday -- just wanted to say hello to everyone!