Turley Dogwood Woodsman's Knife

So a couple months ago at the Hardwoodsman's meet, I was fortunate enough to win this knife. It's a Turley Dogwood, something completely different. It's obviously a Turley, which I have quite a few of, but the blade profile is totally different than I'm used to. There's a big belly. I'm used to more of a straight blade. With my Gasconade and my Green River, it's a straight blade. And my Boone's Branch has a little bit of belly, but not as much as this. this is a woodsman's knife I know is totally carried one of these for quite a quite a little while this is the upgraded version or the improved version I think it's a little bit bigger I really like the knife I used it this past weekend for at the Ohio meet for cleaning sorry for prepping meat for doing a bow drill fire making feather sticks a lots of lots of things there is a sheath I have here was made by Jay Williams it's a sweet dangler I like the black color he made it black for me without me even asking and I really like it it's nice snug fit and he's also from Missouri so my favorite sheath maker and my favorite knife maker reside in Missouri it's time for me to move down there as much as I can for the one stick player split straight we see a hard wood and it makes great the belly on the dogwood I thought it might throw me off because I'm so used to the straight blades more of a straight blade profile but excels at everything I've used it for so far it is an awesome blade I can't say a bad thing about it didn't want to make a video yet before I had gone for the weekend because I honestly hadn't had a chance to use it too much I didn't have a sheath with it Jay Williams sent my sheath to Ohio pick it up at the meet so I didn't want to bring it around obviously carry it without a sheath didn't really get a chance to use it I made a little bow drill fire with it but came shaving sharp and after using it hard a little tiny bit to gain the edge back and making sure I it's wood for fun so that's my little short review of my new Charlie Dogwood I'm not sure the exact specs on it is what don't it's 3/16 thick I think these are blue dyed tiger stripe maple if I'm not mistaken brown micarta pins very convex grind it's a really really really good knife I'm actually pleasantly surprised with it it's my fourth Turley now and I have actually one on the way speaks volumes about the maker if you're interested in a Turley it's at turleyknives.com or he's on Bushcraft USA under the name is I'm sure he'd love to give you a quote thanks for making such a good knife that i know that what i'm getting when i get it's early thanks for watching guys