Well some very nice spoons have been posted by the Hog,so id like to point out the benifits of keeping a spoon knife in your pack. I find that when i go for a few days in the woods the first day is took up setting my camp up,scouting out the area,collecting wood and finding a water source,add to this getting a brew on or should i say a few brews as i love my coffee and getting some grub on the day goes by pretty fast and a good nights sleep is found easy. The second day is a little more relaxed so i can go collect some wood,water and everything is set up so i have more time to chill out,so then comes out the spoon knife and a little carving is the order of the day. Now just because its called a spoon knife don't mean you have to carve spoons. Here is some of the things ive made with the spoon knife and a fixed blade. Fork & spoon. Drinking cup,Noggin. Innuit snow goggles. another spoon. Big spoon. the crooked knives i use. Home made crooked knife. Erik Frosts of Sweden spoon knife.
