Old Hickory Knife Kephart Version - Fish and Small Game Knife - Sharp Saturday

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The Fish and Small Game Knife is the Old Hickory Knife version of the Kephart design from Horace Kephart. Imagine an Old Hickory Butcher Knife cut down to a shorter spear point with the handles rounded off a little and with a nice leather sheath, all for under $40 street price.
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@sogeking9395 3 года назад

I put one of the Old Hickory'a in my daypack and it gets alot of use. Sure I could Mora up just about all my kits but there is something about carbon steel and a wood handle.

@btrswt35 3 года назад

Plus it's made in America

@billruber2861 3 года назад

I agree

@Tracy81258 3 года назад

It’s an incredible fish and game processing knife, and does all the camp cooking chores you would want a knife to do. I got mine for less than $20, and it has yet to disappoint me. No, it’s not a wood processing knife, but I have others that are. If you’re a hunter or fisherman, this one is a great budget choice.

@stevencunningham4680 3 года назад

Will you plz give the info about where you bought your OLD Hickory Kephart ? I'd like to order one for myself.

@MutsPub 3 года назад

@@stevencunningham4680- He gave Amazon link above - Amazon - $32.95 - "Ontario Outdoor Fish n Game Fixed 4 in Blade Wood Handle, Black, Model Number: 7024" - Google search same. My be cheaper?

@stevencunningham4680 3 года назад

@@MutsPub Thanks a bunch I appreciate it.

@MutsPub 3 года назад

@@stevencunningham4680 👍

@fgallogallo7 3 года назад

I bought one when they first came out. I use mine at camp for pretty much every task I try not Baton with it. It has never failed me. Great review Brian only seen one other one maybe two.

@OnTheRiver66 3 года назад

Ive used Old HICKORY knives in my kitchen for years and love them.

@benbrown5159 3 года назад

I bought one of these several months ago, and put a razor edge on it with a Work Sharp guided sharpening system. The handle had some rough spots, but a sanding sponge smoothed everything right out, finishing with some oil for color and water proofing. It’s such a nice little knife that I’d like to make a better sheath for it. Great value for the money.

@DannyB-cs9vx 5 месяцев назад

On splitting wood, it is sometimes easier to get the cut started, then turn it upside down. Put the end of the blade on a solid surface and hammer on the wood. This forces the wood through the blade, and not the blade through the wood.

@smokeymountainbushcraft252 3 года назад

I bought my OKC Kephart a few months ago. Reshaped the handle with a dremel attached a fero rod to the sheath and wrapped it in #36 bankline. Haven't used my moras since.

@tonydowd8566 3 года назад

I buy Old Hickory kitchen knives at yard sales for a couple bucks, and then re-profile into Kephart style knives. Makes wonderful inexpensive gifts with personal flair.

@allencampbell4460 3 года назад

I have that particular Old Hickory knife in my muzzle loader kit, and use it as a "patch knife." It works well for this task.

@charlescollier7217 3 года назад

Thanks for the review, Bryan. I've been wanting some looks at these new Ontario bushcraft/hunting knives. This does seem like a good deal.

@stevepenney2073 3 года назад

looks pretty close to my Green River Dadely that was a favorite of the mountain men of the fur trade era.

@johnlieske8908 2 года назад

Exactly what I was thinking . I love my Green River knives .

@stevepenney2073 2 года назад

@@johnlieske8908 Use mine in the kitchen everyday. My sheep skinner is my kephart but even better than a kep

@billruber2861 3 года назад

Old Hickory , I bought their hunting knife last year same type sheath a little larger for the price .I'll buy the O K C

@jeffreyb8717 3 года назад

It really is a great knife, kind of a store bought version of a modified kitchen knife. It has become my #1 kitchen knife when my wife lets me cook! This Old Hickory plus an SAK and you are good for a weekend of camping. Thanks Brian for the great reviews.

@MutsPub 3 года назад

It is a great knife. That little "notch" for finger guard is also very helpful for these kind of knives in the dark, to know where your edge is. The scales are held on by weak rivets. They will pop if abused. Easy fix. FWIW - Esee PR4 Leather Pouch Sheath made in USA, fits this knife perfect, much better than factory sheath, $25 from Esee site. Nice Video. Thanks!

@dwightehowell8179 3 года назад

I have all three. They all three work. Do what makes you happy.

@garyherring2485 3 года назад

My wife purchased on line for me order 1 and when came in the mail there where 2 so praise GOD to different camp bags I like 👍 berry sharp thanks

@shellycarr6236 3 года назад

Love your videos in this series Brian! ♥️

@thomasoverton7131 3 года назад

First and foremost, great video Brian, I love the kephart mini series that you are doing. I'm a huge kephart fan and have been building me kephart collection. My next knives will be the PR4 and the PKS kepharts in both sizes with the sheaths. Again, great videos and thanks for sharing. God bless

@ajk3rd 3 года назад

I own both knives but my overall favorite knife is the Fish and Small Game Knife by Old Hickory. I love the steel, shape, handle and overall fit and finish. I can recommend this knife and often do to my friends. I love this knife.

@BatColonyEvictor 2 года назад

Definitely a great slicer, skinner and general work knife, if you choose. For those of us that use knives daily, and don't necessarily collect them, this is a good value.

@oldgoat8861 3 года назад

Old Hickory....Back in the 50's & 60's every Butcher, Farm House Kitchen, work shop of any sorts, used from gardening to working leather had this knife. Propbably Kephart got his idea from seeing a million OLD HICKORY'S ground down. I'd buy a 10" blade and grind it to a 6" for batonning.... the one you have is more for skinning, gutting, a camp knife. Cheap price, quick to sharpen, light & usable.

@RC-ll1rt Год назад

Always wanted to mod a Old Hickory , this vid led me to this blade ! Got it Ordered , Thank You

@terrancecoard388 3 года назад

Neat little knife. I would get one just as a backup to a kit and it would make a great gift to someone just starting out.

@billruber2861 3 года назад

I have the slightly larger hunter old hickory same type sheath as a back up knife great usa made choice ,I bought my son one as well

@terrancecoard388 3 года назад

@@billruber2861 I saw that one and I am more partial to it. But at the price, I can have both and is a handy gift to surprise someone with. My wife knows to check out old kitchen knives at yard sales.

@BrosephRussell 3 года назад

I like that style i got a Condo blank before and put some nice handle on it

@bluetoad2001 3 года назад

glad you reviewed the Old Hickory Mini Kephart. definitely would give it a look. i could easily work on the handle to make it more like the aboriginal Kephart

@KungFuTweety1 3 года назад

Pairs up nicely!

@rcash3625 2 года назад

This one just popped up in the feed

@knifedelights7473 2 года назад

Just bought this knife. Can't wait to use it this summer.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 2 года назад

Heck, use it now

@ArcanusLibero Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@spider5001 3 года назад

Really cool🙂 I would definitely take the Beckert. There are a lot of nice moras in that old hickory range. I think the kansbol is?

@ernielabarr646 3 года назад

I paid $30 for mine and I love it even though it came duller than a butter knife.

@sparrowflying864 3 года назад

Does it hold an edge?

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

It should.

@xxlxpman 3 года назад

Says more about the user than the knife.....

@bobthebuilder2922 2 года назад

@@xxlxpman wait how? "It came duller than a butter knife", doesn't that mean it cam dull from the shop

@mrhalfstep 3 года назад

I've reground one of the butcher's knives into a Kephart shape, smoothed and rounded the handle, used hot vinegar and mandarin orange slices to force a really cool looking patina on the blade and put it into a modified Kabar sheath. They didn't offer this knife at that time and looking back on the time and effort involved in the hand work (and ignoring the fun factor and satisfaction of doing the hand work) this knife and sheath would be cheaper. The materials for the conversion was nearly the cost of this combo at street price. Sorry I missed the Live cast this week. Got behind on my emails and got the message too late. I did go back and watch the rerun.

@nicholasbergman9965 3 года назад

Another great video Brian 👍 I bought one of those. It's a good knife.

@tom_olofsson 3 года назад

I like both. I like knives in general. I drove to Charleston, SC this past weekend and my only regret was Smokey Mountain Knife Works was closed when I passed by. I saved a bunch of cash by not shopping.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

I have never been there. I know, that is sad.

@tom_olofsson 3 года назад

@@SurvivalOnPurpose Dude, you should take a couple of hours and run up there. You could make a years worth of videos. It is like Blade Show. The place is HUGE!

@tonyjedioftheforest1364 2 года назад

Definitely on my shopping list.

@starlingblack814 2 года назад

Good review Bryan, keep up the good work.

@USMC-bj8hd 3 года назад

I just bought one from Smokey Mountain Knife Works for $30.50 not including shipping. I have a whole set of Old Hickory Knives for the kitchen. Had them since 1996 or there about. As long as you take care of them they’ll never fail you.

@briansuttles6743 3 года назад

l think for a cheaper version it great. a little thin for batoning but it did it. great backup knife. stay safe.

@zipperheadsyellowbrickroad5178 3 года назад

As always a terrific review me and dad just watched it I bought Dad the esee pr4 for father's day after seeing your review of it he loves it and I will probably get the old hickory for him also I have to go to Sevierville TN today so I will go by SMKW and pick him one up again great video and dad said please do one on the esee laser strike he has had one for about a year now and says they are awesome and wants to hear your take on it as always be careful out there will see you again from EAST Tennessee

@hotdraank698 3 года назад

Thanks for the nice review and video. I have a heavy Handmade Kephart knife. I would like a smaller lighter budget model. This will give me something to consider in comparison to the mini Kephart by Condor.

@jonathancleve6094 3 года назад

I got a Condor Kephart in trade. All told I'm less than 25.00 in the knife. It did come used but I was able to put my own edge on the knife. Shaving sharp, check. My one complaint is that they use the same sheath they use for the Bushlore which I also own. The Bushlore fits great, the Kephart is loose. I fixed that by making my own Kydex sheath for it but I realize not everyone has that option. I dont know if the sheath fits better new or not. But the knife is awesome. It's the perfect bushcraft knife. My backup is the Mora Kansbol.

@charlesmurphy7712 3 года назад

Still think those Kephart are mostly made for food and basic camp chores not batoning. It was nice it didn't break but it would have been nicer cutting up some spuds and slab bacon .

@btrswt35 3 года назад

I would say utilitarian uses. Honestly, most good knives aren't designed for batoning. They should be designed for cutting and slicing.... That's what a knife is ultimately for.

@johnhildenbrand2642 Год назад

If you've read his book, Kephart himself would have been very disapproving of using a knife for splitting wood, he used his tools in the roles for which they were designed and built, and was a big proponent of carrying a hatchet or small axe for processing wood down.

@m005kennedy Год назад

Yes. Kephart would cringe on the whole idea hitting a knife to split wood. He would have had an axe or hatchet for that kind of wood processing.

@ikemontel2465 11 месяцев назад

No pioneers in survival had batoning in mind. They used froes and axes. Knife is the wrong tool.

@donfritz9190 Год назад

I like the Old hickory

@gator83261 3 года назад

It passes the reasonably coherent standard.

@JFoxC 3 года назад

Knife seems good, but I personally would like a knife designed for use with fish & subsequently around water, to be made of stainless steel.

@randybradley7427 3 года назад

I like the old hickory knife. You can buy two for half the price. I think its a great deal for a very good knife. Sharpen the spine a tad maybe your all set. Great video on a very good knife

@seanthomasdowd 3 года назад

That is a capable knife at a great price

@BlueOx2277 2 года назад

The handle on mine was crap, so I replaced it with bone. Not a bad knife for $20, definitely usable. I like the okc hunting knife better with its extra length. I put bone scales on that one too.

@josephthennes4656 2 года назад

Blue Ox is there a 3rd hole under the old hickory knife handle? Just curious, my butcher knife did I had turned it into a kephart moved rivet down to get the lanyard hole

@BlueOx2277 2 года назад

@@josephthennes4656 Negative, sir- only the two holes on mine.

@edwardschwimmer5999 3 года назад

first off that is a cool looking knife perfect size second I think I figured why you're whistling your SS they're having a hard time getting through that soup strainer you're sporting these days great video

@MrSIXGUNZ 2 года назад

Oh boy my wife will freak out when it shows up LoL 😂

@ROE1300 3 года назад

👍 Good review. I cannot believe how the price of the BK62 has sky rocketed. Lucas Forge will make a custom Kephart for a little more money and Lucas Forge makes exceptionally good knives, but there is a year wait - well worth it. This Ontario version seems like a good option based upon your testing. I’m patiently waiting for my Lucas Forge Vintage Kephart.

@Andrey-iq7si Год назад

Могу смотреть ВЕЧНО!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Слюна сначала каплет,а потом плавно переходит в ручеёк.Это фантастика и неосуществимая мечта.

@michaelbrunner6654 3 года назад

Can't beat them for the price.

@steveb2915 3 года назад

hello brian from AUSTRALIA love your channel mate. keep the videos coming

@lilklondikeoutdoors4116 3 года назад

Good little knife

@tomritter493 3 года назад

Very cool blade Brian .thats a great littel blade for bushcraftimg hunting fishing .be safe

@marcushibdon2415 3 года назад

I like it its a GREAT knife

@rickeybullington6314 3 года назад

Great video as all way s. Stay safe .

@tramontane3239 3 года назад

I did modification on O.H. butcher knife by tracing the blade profile of LT Wright kephart, a second knife O.H. mod by tracing out Mora blade profile. Fun projects.

@gregblake2764 3 года назад

I have the BK62, the Condor Kephart blank that I put a Micarta handle on, and the Ontario knife. While I really like BK62, I want to get a Kephart knife made out of O1 steel.

@johnelder4273 2 года назад

Old Hickory makes a 5 1/2 inch hunter now that is about $20 at SMKW that would be an even better camp/kitchen knife. I think it also comes with a sheath.

@hillbilly4christ638 Год назад

You know if okc beefed up the thickness to 3/16" they would sell these like no other. Their butcher knives also need beefed up.

@Freddy-Da-Freeloadah 3 года назад

@11:00 "A usless RU-vid driving phenomenon of batoning wood..." I love watchng this stuff. I guess I better go try to BAY-TONE!!! The neighbors dog always barks at me though... IMHO

@adnanmaharaj324 3 года назад

Nice Budget Knife though I wouldn't spend that much on one! I might as well just make a case for one of my kitchen knives and use that, just my opinion.

@talisikid1618 3 года назад

Precisely.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

Different strokes...

@adnanmaharaj324 3 года назад

@@SurvivalOnPurpose It just occurred to me, my kitchen knife is actually a Hickory Kephart design style knife ROFL.

@jimsmith5756 3 месяца назад

Great video!

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 месяца назад

Thanks!

@HoosierRallyMaster 3 года назад

Are you going to re-visit the Condor Kephart for this mini-series?

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

stay tuned

@MrFomhor 3 года назад

& the Ontario Blackbird SK5?

@terryw.milburn8565 3 года назад

Umm Hmm 'Ole Hickory All Day Long, Thanks Bryan ! ATB T God Bless

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

Hard to beat

@leemcgann6470 3 года назад

I like old hickory! Kbar is a good knife too. But bang for the buck… old hickory… I have many expensive kitchen knives too. I will grab one of my old hickory 90% of the time!

@OGFreedom1776 3 года назад

I got the old hickory 5.5 hunting knife but the sheath is horrible, the stitching broke on the top of the belt loop the first few hours carrying it. Luckily I felt it fall and was able to pick it up instead of losing it

@TheRydog61 2 года назад

I just got a 10 inch Old Hickory Butcher knife.

@jeffersondavis2530 Год назад

Might be wrong on this ,but I believe the original was sold as a Russell blade .

@tonycanniffe2360 3 года назад

Hey Brian, Joker Knives make a Kephart style knofe called the Trampeo. Excelllent quality and value

@MasterK9Trainer 3 года назад

Wow I'm watching your video on my phone usually I'm using my computer when I saw your face I didn't recognize you then I looked at the name of the channel and when I heard your voice I knew with you

@Wingman115 3 года назад

Good stuff my friend.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

Not nearly as cool as you videos brother.

@Wingman115 3 года назад

@@SurvivalOnPurpose Your to kind my friend. Love ya.

@will-jc5vo 3 года назад

I wonder if it will pass the balance and rotation device test

@robertlogan9682 3 года назад

Much like the mountain men I carry a couple of knives. My Old Hickory is for food and game processing. Sharp as a razor. My other knives are for all other camp work. Batoning is avoided like the plague

@johnlieske8908 2 года назад

Always used a axe , hatchet for wood processing .

@bobthebuilder2922 2 года назад

Word brother! Batoning has ruined many knife desings. Knifes are like 5mm thick and look like showels. "BuT mUh bAtoNing!" Well our ancestors didn't baton the wood. And knife was for game processing and small work

@erolkavlakverizon6112 3 года назад

Bryan, excellent video as always. You are old school like me.. It has always been "Smokey The Bear" not "Smokey Bear" they call that a "Mandela effect" , I call it original. lol. Can you check out the feasibility of using an old hickory or Chicago cutlery butcher knife for bushcraft/ knife stuff ?

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

search my channel. I have an older video on just that

@shj2000 3 года назад

So many good knives! I have boxes filled with the "perfect knife". I can resist. I know I can. The comparison is bogus. The BK is almost 5X more expensive.

@earthsciteach Год назад

I'm sitting here trying to decide if I should buy the KA-Bar Kephart. I own the Old Hickory. The KA-Bar is on sale right now. Should I pull the trigger?

@michaeldixon8817 3 года назад

Would really love to see the PKS Kephart and the XL in a comparison.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

I suggested that but they make these one at a time and the demand is really high right now so I'm thankful to get the one I did to review.

@geico1975 3 года назад

A knife like that I'd go with the Ontario, probably not as good quality materials but will do the job for me. Like when I get better at Golf a nice set of Calloway's clubs will be good, but if you're not that good of a golfer the Walmart set will be just fine:) HA!

@talisikid1618 3 года назад

Or better tools are always better choices regardless of skill level. Better tools make the job easier to do.

@geico1975 3 года назад

@@talisikid1618 I hear ya, just don't hold to that view I guess, for me, skill is like context. Everything:)

@rayditzenberger9517 2 года назад

The clubs dont make the golfer. More important is the shafts fit your swing. Difficult to fit properly. Took me several years to find the correct shafts. Helped my game bunches

@MI_Prepper 3 года назад

Honestly I would rather have a Mora Robust. Safer, more comfortable handle, half the price of the Old Hickory. No it is not full tang, but unless you burn it off it is almost impossible to get the blade on a Mora to break out of the handle. It is my companion knife to my ESSE Junglass which I find more useful for a big knife.

@mmiller73 2 года назад

Great review. I own this knife and it is a very useful camp knife. It’s greatest strength is in food prep but it’s a decent carving knife as well. The only thing I disagreed with your review on is using this knife for batoning. I am not against batoning at all but this knife is not suitable for it. The blade is simply too thin and the wood handle rivets will come loose and there is no way to make them snug again. This knife works best when paired with a hatchet or an axe as Kephart himself would have done.

@40belowful 3 года назад

Good knife for the money :) good review Santa Bryan :):)lol

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

Ho Ho Ho

@jelicoe 3 года назад

Hey! What if you narrowed it down to the top 3 or the best bang for the buck, best all around, and most kepharty, and pitted them against each other doing kepharty tasks like Woodcraft and Camping chapter XV Dressing Small Game and Fish. Then, we would also get a demo on Kepharts dressing process.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

hmmm

@linthicum75 3 года назад

I believe the one Horace carried was shorter version not like the k-bar but like old hickory

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

The Kabar is an almost EXACT copy of an original, seemingly unused kephart designed knife.

@gregblake2764 3 года назад

The original Kephart could be ordered in either a 4" or 5" blade. I seem to remember reading that Horace preferred the 4" or the 5".

@richardpeterson3753 3 года назад

word of caution on old hickory knives.their strength is also their curse,and they can and will rust.if you treat it regularly,it won't rust,but this could be difficult in the bush.this said,they are an easy blade to reprofile to a scandi edge if needed.and are sufficiently stout for bushcrafting needs.and they are cheap.

@davidreichard3053 3 года назад

I believe in US ingenuity. Would like to see a Kephart produced with original superior edge geometry.

@The-Homecook-0000 2 года назад

Witch one u like better

@trapperscout2046 3 года назад

I bought one of these because the BK 62 is a bit pricey. I'm not disappointed. I use this knife for camping and hunting and so far, it has performed well.

@Airik1111bibles 3 года назад

Who is this Beard and what did he do with Brian ... 😆😛 Looking like a true outdoorsman brother .

@jamesellsworth9673 3 года назад

Old Hickory Knives have given value for decades of cutting up in the kitchen. The steel seems easier to hone and sharpen than 'more exotic' steel. Even a simple ceramic rod system works. Kephart came to favor a Marbles' "Woodcraft" model convex grind knife. The knife is illustrated in Camping and Woodcraft. It is about the same size (but very different blade geometry) as the Old Hickory model you demonstrate. I own a Marble's Woodcraft, made in recent times in the original factory. I DO WISH you had demonstrated slicing and butchering with the Old Hickory. The thinner blade should excel at slicing bacon and processing vegetables. The 'spear' tip should be fine for skinning and working around bone structures.

@tomritter493 3 года назад

Wow Brian didn't know it was you holy crap ...lol

@dougroll8139 3 года назад

I would have liked to see how sharp it still was after the feather sticks were made. I know it's a $30 knife but it would have been interesting.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

It is still really sharp.

@mudsslinger 3 года назад

that picnic table top so damp , it giving you a hard time batoning

@thomashenriquedeassisalmei155 8 месяцев назад

Ainda produz este modelo, nessmuk Krisium, qual o valor?

@craigcook1571 3 года назад

I was expecting the cutlery rivets to shear off when you were batoning. I don’t care for those rivets company’s use on knives although I do like Old Hickory knives and it’s not a deal breaker. Enjoyed the vid

@talisikid1618 3 года назад

Screws beat pins every time.

@SurvivalOnPurpose 3 года назад

yeah, but they just seem to last anyway

@craigcook1571 3 года назад

@@talisikid1618 👍🏻