Love that last custom.
Me too. 
After a number of years of figuring out what I like in a knife, I had that knife made to my specs, so naturally I think it's great. 
Looks like a winner. Interested in knowing more, can you share with us the specs on it?
Absotootly.
It's a camp knife I ordered from Finnish knife and bow maker Ilkka Seikku. As I said before, it's a modified version of Ilkka's original BushProwler design. The modifications include a longer blade, a slight convex, a cow horn bolster and a "hidden full tang". What I mean by this is that the knife almost has a full-width tang (as in sandwich tang), but the entire tang is contained within the wooden handle and is secured with two rivets. This gives me the advantages of a full-tang knife (strength for light prying, batoning, (eventually) joint separation etc.) and the advantages of a stick tang (minimal skin-to-metal contact on the handle for comfort in very cold weather, "warm" feel etc.).
Some tech-specs:
Blade material: Spring steel (differentially tempered)
Blade length: 15 cm, 6"
Blade thickness: 4 mm, 0.16"
Blade height: 27 mm, 1"
Blade grind: Slight convex
Blade shape: Slight drop-point
Blade tang: Hidden full tang
Blade finish: Forge finish with mirror-polished bevel
Handle material: Rowan wood, dyed dark for rustic look
Handle bolster: Cow horn
Handle spacer: Leather
Handle attachment: Two rivets
Handle cross-section profile: Egg-shaped
Sheath material: Cow hide
Sheath color: Dark brown
Sheath insert: Carved wood
Sheath design: Modified BushProwler (differences: stitched up the back, firesteel loop on back)
A few pics in use (chopping and splitting spruce wood and cutting spruce branches):
