Best Budget Survival Knife! Mora Bushcraft Black *GRAPHIC CONTENT*
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I put the Mora Black to the test by butchering a Rock Squirrel(Otospermophilus variegatus), making a one-stick fire, and starting fire using a flint rock.
Link to Cuervo Negro music: / cuervnegro
filmed in the El Paso, Texas/New Mexico area, Chuhuahuan Desert. Survival, Self-Reliance, Bushcraft, Camping, Making Fire, James Harris. Junkyard Fox, original music by Cuervo Negro
This may be the most authentic "Bushcraft" video on CZcams! What more could you ask for... catch food, prepare food, prepare firewood, prepare fire materials, make fire, cook food. Done! This is real world use of the Mora. Excellent video, good presentation, and I really enjoyed the music, too. Just perfect. You just earned a new subscriber. :)
+DannyH thank ye very much, i appreciate it! be sure to check out my other videos, each knife review, i test it out in a unique yet useful manner.
It's not graphic,it is just food.
Morten Trolle I know right... Be like calling slicing up a pizza "graphic" .... CZcams society is just rank with pussified weirdos who would think it was though.
Exactly, lunch is never graphic .
I have butchered plenty of animals in my life. Gone hunting and skinned plenty of animals, thats just part of my lifestyle. And even then i understand that some people might find this graphic and that is completely fine. Its not for everyone. Calling them a pussy for that reason only makes YOU look like an idiot that is trying too hard to look tough. A real man understand that this kind of things are not for everyone and that is completely fine.
When society collapses, these pussies will die from starvation because they just won't have the necessary energy from eating just vegetables and fruits.
Unless your the chipmunk then this is horrifying.
NOW THAT'S A TRUE KNIFE REVIEW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAY TO GO !!!!!!!! Knife reviewers Take notes !! We want to see it in ACTION Not just the typical whacking and Hacking!!
Keep up the GOOD Reviews !!!!!
thank ye so much, this is one of my favorite videos weve filmed so far. one of the reasons i began a channel was because i saw so many youtubers not reviewing a knife the way id like to, REALLY testing it out.
ladies and gentlemen, this is how you review a knife. no repeating other people's opinions, no speculating, just straight hands on doing it. congratulations young man, and thanks for your time and efforts bringing this video to us.
Hello from Canada...best realistic knife review I have ever seen...great job and thanks
Thanks for showing the Black in prepping food. I would have reached for my Companion for this job. I like how you did all with one knife! The Buschcraft Black is by far my favorite knife. Thanks for sharing!
+Lee Ralph (Pathway to Self Reliance) thanks for watching! i normally wouldve used a thinner blade but i like to test out all my knives on their game processing effectiveness, just in case thats all one has on them. love the mora black, love all moras, period.
I really loved this video I think all knife reviewers should do what you have done in this video especially skinning the squirrel. Nicely done. After I watched this video I'm subscribing
im glad you liked it, i always try to incorporate game processing into knife reviews.
I like that your consistent, and you do real testing.
I’m a grandma…and I’ve learned so much from you…excellent presentation 🙏
I've watched lots of video reviews of this knife today and this is the best review I've seen of the bushcraft black!
thank ye so much! be sure to check out my other reviews, theyre all unique!
I've been using Mora knives for years, never had one fail. love em!!!
love your videos, but you haven't butchered much huh? well you learn by doing. if you start by splitting the belly skin and take it off like a coat you can save the skin and tan it. rabbit skins make good mittens for the cold. you can use any plant with enough tannic acid to tan with. try it ! learn to use the whole buffalo. lol!
Great video James!Ur the first person Ive seen process game and bushcraft skills at the same time .... keep up the great useful vids.
+deckard313 thank ye very much! i think game processing is very much overlooked in modern day bushcraft. i try to process gmae with every knife i review.
Greetings from Alabama. It is refreshing to see a review by someone who has bought and lived with a product. Thanks for doing the hard work that others don’t. Best wishes!
Great video brother, nice to see people include the forgoton part of hunting and game processing into Bushcraft. Looking forward to a deer vid if you get one!
+Christian Cork thanks! im constantly trapping and hunting small game in my area, so ive got a few videos on that. ive never taken down a deer though i hope to get my first one later this year.
Great video, good job showing the rugged use of the knife and not being afraid to get your hands dirty.
Great video! This is honestly the first review I've seen on any Mora that actually showed true survival basics from beginning to end. Meaning basics needed for real world survival and I've watched quite a few. I've been thinking about getting a Mora and now since watching this review, it will most likely be the Mora Black. Thanks for the review and I've proudly subscribed.
+AandB1998 thank ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed it. i cant stand youtube reviews where guys have never used a tool or just test it the same way every other channel test it, if a knife has a million uses, why only do feather sticks? be sure to check out my other knife reviews, i do some unique survival testing for each of them.
I always carry spices,anything is edible with spices, great real world review am looking forward to more of your videos great job
+Dale Beasley i learned this lesson the hard way lol now ive alwasy got cayenne, black pepper and salt. thanks.
Dude this is the most informative video I've watched this year hands down. I'm not big on hunting but hey, it might save my life one day. And the flint, insane idea. Great review!
James,,,, Even though this is a older video,,. You crushed it,,,!!!!!!
This is another example of You, your videos and your Character being 10 notches above the average Bushcraft blogger,,!!!!! Bravo. !!!
Great Job,,,!!!!!! Appalachian Trucker
One of the best reviews I have seen in a while. Instead of sitting at a table talking about how great the knife is, or seeing how many pieces of rope you can cut with it, you took it out and applied a real world scenario. I will subscribe.
I'ts really nice that you trust yourself preparing an animal on youtube. Not many people do that.
That was awesome bro! You need to baton more squirrel heads ! I've watched so many knife reviews over the years that I lost count long ago but I can say with certainty that this is the first knife review where I've seen a squirrel head batoned off!
Great real world review.
+Wingman115 thanks! this is my favorite video ive made so far.
nice to see a knife used for real world use such a skinning game nice change-of-pace in knife videos
Stumbled onto your vid - it is greatness! You are so right to say that nearly all bushcraft knife reviews comment but never demo game processing. For me, as a hunter and a bushcrafter, game processing is as important as any other task. One more thing, for people unfamiliar with Mesquite wood. It is not soft pine. It is hard and gnarly wood. Its everywhere here in the southwest. A great test medium for a blade and the ability to process wood and stay sharp. Good job!
im glad you enjoyed it. that was one of the reasons i started this channel, no one was testing knives on game.
Its been almost 3 years since this video and cant get over how good and real this review is man! Thanks a lot!
Great review and skill set. To truly appreciate the knife you have to use it and that's what you did in such a good manner. Also music is relaxing and very nice.
thanks for watching, be sure to check out our other awesome vids!
Dude its 5 am. Ive stayed up all night watching ur videos like a low life lol way to go! Viva EL PASO!
awesome bro, im glad ye like them! how did ye find my channel?
+Junkyard Fox i watch a lot of survival bushcraft videos! And i saw you under a "recommended for you tab" as i saw ur video i noticed ur surroundings were very similar to mine so i read ur description box and it said the film was take in the EP/NM area and freaked! Dude your hard core im new to all this bushcraft. nice to see im not the only one that can appreciate the desert lol
Awsome too see a knife used for real world use. nice change of pace!
great video man!!!! as another west texas guy I love your videos we don't have enough videos in our climate and terrain. I've had my bushcraft black for about a month now and man that thing really withstands i'll most likely do a review on it soon as well (along with some other moras)!!! Thanks for a great video I look forward to more.
its still a badass knife, in my opinion ,the best production knife out there to this day. great, i jsut subbed ye brother!
definitely I stand by that knife I used it a lot this last weekend and am very impressed with it.
Never had squirrel... but now I know how to process one! Thanx for sharing!
+cillaloves2fish theyre not my favorite food my any means but meat is meat.
Ain't no better wood to cook on than mesquite.
and theres plenty of that in my area lol
that's my go to wood for smoking chicken. Just awsome.
Good show young man. That is the best review I've ever seen on the Mora Bushcraft Black. You showed it's relevance, value and abilities all in one. You are my new subscription.
+mister smith thank ye for the support! ive got plenty new material coming soon.
I enjoyed your take on the knife. Only review I ever saw processing game. I've been going back checking out your older videos. Keep up the good work. 🇺🇸🔪🌲🔥
Now that was a knife review! I agree with you on the Mora Bushcraft Black, it is a staple among my gear and a knife I frequently return to. It's also at that sweet spot in price point where you don't mind getting it dirty but have lots of faith in the blade.
this blade is tough, excellent handle, sharp as a razor, good sheath, affordable price, lifetime warranty and a company legacy to boot. ive yet to find a knife in the same price range that can beat it.
Good on you for actually showing processing meat! More people should either put up or shut up like that, talk is cheap. I have a video on one of my channels of processing a squirrel with a Tom Brown Tracker Scout that admittedly turned out more sloppy then I had hoped, but I certainly proved the concept. Nice work! Liked and subscribed!
+Yail Bloor thank ye very much. i think hunting, trapping and game processing are very neglected in todays bushcraft/survival scene. sloppy or not, ye got it done, sned me the link, ill check it out and sub your channel. thanks.
Best knifr review ive ever seen. Actually puts it through tests that would actually translate over to the field
You just earned a subscriber!! You are awesome I freaking love your tutorials. If anything ever happens to me and I get lost in the desert I have some idea on how to survive out there. And I may be a girl but I know how to take care of myself and now I have more info on how to take care of myself a lot more.
Brother it's good to see a different style of knife review. Thank you for taking the time to make this and great music.
im lgad you enjoyed it. every kknife review i make, we try to include game processing or at least some testing that hasnt been done on youtube a thousand times before already
Awesome review. I like your approach of showing what the knife can do not just saying that it can do it! The nature in your videos looks very beautiful.
+MesserTalk i appreciate it brother! thanks
The best knife review I've ever seen, well done!
be sure to check out our newer knife reviews, they only get better from here
Great review.....there are still real men out there who can process their own food...these skills need to be taught more so nowadays than ever because they will be needed
thnask so much, hopefully more people pick up the interst in self reliace and take up the skills because this world is going to hell in a handbasket.
It was awesome to see a review where the knife was really used. Not just talking about what i could do with a brand new knife. I am subbed.
+Jason Coombs thanks, i completely agree, check out my other knife reviews, each one has unique yet relevant testing out in the desert.
Just saw this and I usually don't comment but I have to say this is the way all knife reviews should be. you got my subscription today.
thanks for watching, be sure to check out our other awesome vids! got a whole playlist of knife reviews.
It is interesting watching your videos most bushcrafters even me live in a temperate forest environment it is interesting seeing someone in a desert environment
Great video! Good to see real world applications
be sure to check out my other knife reviews, i always make sure the testing is real world.
Amigo, Well I just subbed to you. Finally it seems that there is a YT channel (yours) that has some focus on desert survival. I live in southern Arizona and frankly while I really enjoy all my other YT channels that I subscribe to, they are all forest, mostly eastern woodlands or up in Canada oriented. Plenty of wood and water everywhere. Mention the word Mesquite and they have never heard of this wonderful wood at all!! Sigh Great for high heat, low flame fires and it cannot be beat as a cooking wood! Even the scent of the burning wood is wonderful. The one Mora that I own is the Light My Fire version and I simply love that knife. So maybe now it's time to think about adding the Mora Black. Now I will start to explore your videos. Nice job on that Squirrel!
+Charles Larson i agree. ive looked for channels focusing on desert survival but have few very few. thanks ye very much for the support, got plenty more videos coming soon.
james harris Yeah, we did have Arizona Bushman, but he has some real health issues and his channel is mostly silent now. I miss him and wish him well.
+Charles Larson tony nestor from arizonas anicent pathways channel is really great for desert survival but he hasnt posteda new video in years. martin survival or primitive lifeways as its now called is also located in arizona and hes pretty good.
definitely the best knife review I've seen on youtube! Keep up the videos!
be sure to check out my other knife reviews, therye all awesome. glad ye liked it.
See now this is what I've been looking for. Not only did you do a great job of showing and explaining the knife you did a great job of showing what it can do. This review was very entertaining, as well as informative, I got much pleasure from watching.
Finally real bushcrafter doing useful things. Nicely done review, thank you. I' ll check more of yours videos for sure.
That was a great review. thanks for doing a REAL review and not posting "possibilities" of the knife. Good job.
+Stephen Fowler thank ye very much, i very much agree, there too much talk and not enough action on youtube. check out my other reviews, im sure youll like them.
Awesome review! I just purchased this knife and after watching this video I'm even more excited about owning it! I've gotta say I'm not as "outdoorsy" as I'd like to be but I really enjoy watching all your videos!
+cbtolenpork ye wont be dissapointed, this knife is awesome! jsut be sure to spend at least a few hours a day outside, and really appreciate that time, thats really what it boils down to.
Love this video. Very insightful.
so glad ye enjoyed it!
Now that's a review on real use case for a knife, great job!
be sure to check out our knife reviews playlist, we really put our knives to the test while fishing, trapping rodents, rabbits, birds for cooking
Great video my friend! Glad to see you use the knife to process game. And the music was great... really enjoyed it!
+Cheri Schwabenland thanks! the music is actually made by a buddy of mine, ill be featuring more of his music in upcoming videos. thanks for the support Cheri, hope things are getting better over in california.
that is a big squirrel yum! great review and showing the function of the blade
+BearHart Outdoors yeah this is the biggest squirrel ive ever seen! thanks for watching micah!
great video Fox. I´m a fan :-)
im so glad ye enjoyed it, hope ye like my other vids. cheers!
Dude this is hands down the best actual demo knife review. Well done man!!
Thank you Junk Yard Fox.
thanks for watching! :)
I want one of these knives now.Good review man. Lol I cant believe you batoned a squirrel, thats new.
wonderful video. Love my Mora also
+M Faust love moras, theyre magnificent blades, cant wait to try out the new one this summer!
I love my Mora BCB & carry it all the time when I go hiking! Great video BTW Sir, thanks.
+Dano DeMano i still think its the best blade for the price, love moras.
First video of yours that I've run across. Loved it - very instructive, and you explain and demonstrate things in a very clear way. Subbed - and now I'm going through and checking out your other vids.
+rlauck thank ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed it. im sure youll enjoy my other vids as well.
Best knife review. As always. I own the Garberg carbon but i was always looking at its older brother so I bought it for €50 euros. Thanks to your video i can truly see it was worth the money. 😉👍🏼🇳🇱
great video, great blade, keep up excellent job! greets from Uruguay.
+Alexander Nalerio thank ye very much, cheers from texas!
Wonderful video! I've seen plenty of knife reviews. And yes, Mora's are awesome blah blah blah.. :-D This video was just as much about your skills and experience, which made it interesting and entertaining as well. I also like your voice and demeanor. That's why I subscribed. :-) Keep it up!
+saradreaming thank ye very much for your support! got more videos coming up soon.
I love how real you are. Great review. Thanks for the demonstration.
Excellent video. Not a simple "I like this knife because it's sharp." Great detail and cool techniques in each of the demos. This is one of my favorite knives though I tend more towards the Mora Companion just for the simple things I do. The Bushcraft stays on the bike just in case. Thanks for the videos in general. I've learned quite a bit and like how you make it look pretty easy or at lest accessible.
+Kevin der Kinderen thanks for your support. the mora companion is also my favorite, if maybe for nostalgic reasons since it was one of my first knives.
Excellent review my friend. Really sums up alot of stuff and at the same time stay really informative and relevant!
i discovered your channel yesterday and I've been binge watching thanks for all the life survival tips and awesome reviews on knives and so on....keep up the good work
thanks for watching, im glad you liked our stuff! be sure to check out our other awesome vids.
This is what all reviews should be like. Subbed!
thanks for watching, glad ye liked it!
Super Video... Thank you for sharing!
+Dr. Rod Smith thank ye very much, i appreciate the view.
Great review, sincere and to the point. Keep em coming.
Thank you for doing something other then batoning wood, I just subscribed. Your the man 😎
the music placement was great, I liked the fading effect. Good job.
+Joel yeah im finally getting pretty decent at editing these videos together.
Well you just made me buy a Bushcraft.
I bought a companion a week ago and like it a lot, but would like it a little heavier. Seems like a good fit.
Great review, I just bought my Bushcraft Black ( paid 74.99 cd on a Black Friday sale) hoping to be satisfied with this knife.. most reviews but yours seems more realistic-- thank you
it is STILL the best mora on the market today.
Nice review. I'm not sure I've seen anyone actually put knifes through a processing test. Good music too.
everytim we review a blade, there has to be some kind of game processing, extremely underrated topic in my opinion.
Great Video..........would have loved to see the performance of the edge of the knife after the wood splitting. Is it hard to sharpen back to a good edge?
the blade was still sharp thought couldve used some stropping. moras are very easy to hone up because of the scandi grind, in a few minutes, youll have it shaving hair of your arm.
love your video's they are very entertaining
+Night Hawk Guns thank ye very much! ive got plenty new material coming soon.
Great video,Great Tutorial!
+Aitor A tahnks for watching. personally its my favorite video ive made so far.
Thanks the review James, I bought one.
+Barricade Hun i hope ye love it as much as i love mine! thanks for watching!
Absolutely I'm in love bro
Cool vid! I like observing earth, explore and meditate...
Hey man well done, I did a tabletop video comparison of this knife a couple of years ago with more views but ill gladly hand the Baton over to you Bud. This was the best Mora Bushcraft Black review I have seen to date. I usually head outdoors for my videos also as I find it more enjoyable to see them in the context of real world use. Keep it up
thank ye very much, im glad ye enjoyed the video. check out my other reviews, i always do some unique testing to each piece of gear. i just subbed ye too.
good idea about testing EVERY possible work you would do with your knife!!!! I enjoyed that and now I am absolutely sure I will get the mora black!! (I have always used scandinavian knives, I still own a Helle which is about 50 years old... besides I always carry my collins machete and 2 swiss army pocket knives.
by the way are you amerindian or latino?
thanks for watching, glad ye liked it! im actually both, mixed ethnicity.
Great job with this review! I subscribed.
+AllThingsBushcraft thank ye very much, i really appreciate it! be sure to check out my upcoming knife review on monday, its gonna be awesome!
Great video, subbed, just ordered this off amazon, thanks.
+Austin B. glad ye liekd my video and trust me, moras are awesome, especially the black.
Thanks for this video. I've been hemming and hawing over getting one, but this seals the deal for me.
+TheThirdLantern ye will not regret it, this knife is an instant classic.
Great knife review! You are a hundred percent correct. All these reviewers say it would be a great skinning knife without skinning anything. I have watched hundreds of CZcams knife reviews. There needs to be more about cleaning game . Nice job!
Very good video James and keep them coming!!!
one of my favorite videos! will be reviewing the mora garberg knife pretty soon!
Such a chill dude butchering a squirrel...
really really nice and very well done !!!!
thanks so much, be sure top check out our other knife reviews.
Junkyard Fox sure thing !!
Say Heah, Your right, Mora makes some great knives. But I also what you do. For instance. If I go out in cold snowy weather where processing alot of wood, I take some of my heavier tool's. Sure a Hatchet and Saw are necessary. But also heavier knives. I have a nice stable of those kind of knives. From Busse Combat to Fallkniben to Bark River to Ka-Bar's to my O. K. C's. Not necessary in that order. But my O. K. C. Ranger T. F. I. with my Gen2 SP-53 is one of my Fav's for Winter Weather wood processing knives. Regardless what kind of trip I go on. Infact one day we got hit by a swift storm that had us scrambling in all dirrecriin's. It just so hallened to be I had my Ranger RD-9 and my Ranger Afghan attached to my 3day Condor 2 Pack. with my Jeff White Trade Knife as my neck knife that day. I also got the Browning Independence Fix Blade with Orange G-10 Handle to match the Ranger RD-9 and my Ranger Afghan both with Orange G-10 and in the 5160 and that's why I got the Gen2 SP's. I got the Ranger T. F. I. around the same time I got my RD-9, and the Ranger Afghan and at that time the T. F. I. was advertised as a Tactical/Bush Craft Knife with a 59 RC. but the 5160 at that RC was chippy so they lowered the RC and it still hold's a good edge retentiim even at a lower RC. but being aware of a higher RC. I'm still careful and have no problem with chipping. But anyhow the Ranger RD-9 started to bend as my friend and I batoned through a log much larger than I usually use. since there were two of us on that choir. Anyhow, Thinking the knife was ruined, I told my friend to continue to batin, We got through it alright, But to our surprice the 5160 syraightened out true and that's why I bought my Gen2 SP Series. and believe me no regtets, I still use my faithful Ranger RD-9 and my trusty Ranger Aghan which I like almost better than my BK-2 because of the choil. I akway's have it very shatp and ready for action. Yeah, It all depends Eah. Sane with my Mora , Prolly my Fav. is my Forest Exclusive #277 a Hand-made Mira , a laminated Stainless Blade with a Full Stick Tang with a beautiful harwood handle with a brass bokster and pommel in a beautiful traditional leather sheath. It's Simply TiT's, Beautiful. Then I use my Mora 510 the newer thinner version as my nevk knife with alot of my Trio's (Knife, Hatchet, Saw). It fits with alot of my Trio's and it's a great knife. Infact it has the similar blade on my Classic #1 which I made one if my Fav. Lite Piggyback's. I put a nylon bekt loop on my dangerously loose sheath on my Bokor Black Vox Rold, which I really hurt my foot when it loosely flew out of the sheath and hurt me very bad. yeah, cut my artery. Luvky I was home getting ready to go on a trip. Blood all over the place. Three Days everytime I put pressure on my foot I would bleep porfusly. But I doctired myself. with alittle back ground in medicine. So after I put on the nykin bekt loop the hand guard was alittke loose because of the handle on my Rold, So I slipped my Classic #1 through it and Bingo Bango, Easy Peasy , Nice and Easy it works great, So yeah, It's one of my Fav's Lite Pugguback's for a Trio for working Wood. Yup two good wood working knives. But at first the Mira 2000 didn't lite up my life. Infact I sort of thought it was ugly knife. Until I matched it with my Mira Hatchet and Bacho Laplander for a Lite Trio. It's Awesome. I researched the Mira 2000 and I found out the Military Cadet's use it. That tell's me it's a solid made knife for a military to use. So I saw a intro price on a orange set, but I didn't know the Bacho eas available in orange so I got my Lite Trio in Green. But what a set. I long time ago atleast several years ago I bought some Far Nine Camo Fkap Over Pirses that I use for my Haversack. I knew they wouldn't hikd up I bought four, for $2.99 apiece, I'm still using the first one and no one thinks it's a purse and they all think it's a haversack. and that's how I use it as a haversack for my Lite Haversack. For my heavier haversack I got me a Macledition Kodiak Gearsling which is a Fav. of mine. But yeah, For a Lite Trio. My Mora 2000, my Mora Hatchet and my Bacho Laplander I would pay Triple for this Trio, Once you try this Triple you'll know why. I still ight get the Mora Black, But the Kansbol teamed with the Eldris and the Garberg looks very tempting. Infact I think my next Mira will ne the Garberg. But I really like my Forest Exclusive #277 I wish I could still het the larger Forest Exclusive 311 it's almost the same difference between the Classic #1 and #2. Yeah the Forest Exclusive looks like a more sleak Classic #1 which still fits my large hand like a glove. Great revie, Thanx You.,,.
Nice knife review, and also nice skinning guide. Greetings from Poland.
Realy nice review! Tanks!
+Per Sonne glad ye liked, it, check out my other reviews, ye wont be disapointed.
Sadly after 3 years my dog Chewed the handle off my bush craft black😓 this has been my favorite knife. I am about to order a new one so worth the money
damn, im sorry to hear that. luckily, the black is always in stock and prices might have dropped since then, dont quote me on that though
Good demo!
+ChristopherRobin thank ye very much! hope ye check out my other blade reviews, i do something unique with each testing.
I like how you review your stuff. Great job !
+Ryan Lee thanks! i dont exactly have fancy editing software or a nice camera but i kinda like the gritty approach.
Hi , yeah the handle is so comfortable , i have the same knife , have a good day .
I always love watching your videos
Glad you like them!
This is a great demonstration of the Bushcraft black. Love your work mate. You’re a pleasure to watch. I think it’s a bit funny that even 6 years ago, you needed to put a graphic warning on this video. A lot of people don’t think about where their food comes from. I started hunting at 8 years old but not for a long time now. I was a late beginner.