The Bushcrafter is the pattern that helped build the reputation Battle Horse Knives inherited: one of the classic designs from the Blind Horse era, still made in Cambridge, Ohio, and still the knife people mean first when they talk about the brand. Four inches of scandi ground O1 on a full tang, 8.25 inches overall, 8.5 ounces of no nonsense woods knife.
The spear point is the old argument this knife keeps winning. With the point sitting near the centerline, you can bore and drill through wood without the tip snapping worry that follows finer drop points, and the scandi bevel rides flat on the workpiece for feather sticks and notches. People who have run the pattern hard for years report a handle free of hot spots through long sessions and an O1 heat treat with a standing reputation in the bushcraft community for edge holding and easy touch ups, which is why more than one longtime owner calls this their one knife if it ever came down to one. Micarta scales come in natural, green, and black matte. If you want the same scandi thinking with more blade and a numbered maple option, the Battlelore stretches it to 4.625 inches. Handmade in the USA.