I think Fiddleback Recluse is a very good bushcraft / hunting knife.

Last night i tried it and it worked great! i sat in a tree by the creek and through a rope down slid down the tree all the others left ( i had a .357 incase they decided to cut) but i slid down and knifed it on its throat and we had good eating you guys should try it. BE SAFE IT IS PRETTY DANGEROUS!

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