Originally Posted by
Pro-Line
I teach at a vocational school. We have a meat processing lab that takes beef, pork, sheep, goats, etc. from live to packaged. They use only one knife style from start to finish. They use a Forschner boning knife for the whole process. I noticed this about 15 years ago and have been using them ever since. They are around $15. I attached a link below.
I like the curved 6" boning knife. They're easy to sharpen and hold an edge for a long time. They're Swiss made...and the handles are great. Their skinning knife does a great job, too...but just for skinning.
Here's one link I found.
http://www.cutleryandmore.com/victor...g-knife-p14699
That is the same knives we use at the taxidermy shop that i work at. They work great! They are easy to sharpen, hold a good edge, and are very reasonibly priced.