I have recently made the switch to the Havalon Paranta. This knife is phenomenal and I don't know what I did before I owned it. Any othe knife I do carry for survival or jst good ol' tool knife always has a butterfly etched into the blade.

I use the Outdoor Edge Swing-Blade. It is super handy...

-South

i have a case folding knife with a 3 1/8" shark tooth blade.
My dad has a case fixed blade with a 4" blade great knife hope it is passed down to me i will never get another.

Remington F.A.S.T.

I use a handed down Sheffield with an antler handle.

field knife
 

for deer i carry my Case two blade. one blade is for gutting and the other is a skinning blade. had this knife for many years.

Puma whitehunter fixed blade holds an edge and tough as nails

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Check out my site guys, I make my own knives and sheaths.

www.robertjankowski.com

Bob Dozier Knives

I use Cutco k-bar it is amazing i could not imagine a better knife or company....right now i am working for them to pay for college and honestly i could not imagine working for a better company...if u guys are interested i could get u a good deal just email me @ [email protected]....i am so excited to go hunting this year it is going to be so much fun:)

iron mountain mallard

Buck Model 110 finger groove folder.

I have several knives...need more then one ready to go when dealing with the likes of a moose:p! But my always with me is my Grohmann skinner. I also carry a buck alpha folder on my belt...mostly used for notching tags but it is on stand by if need be.

I have a couple I carry a buck and an old timer. they are both fixed blade with a gut hook. I have had the old timer for 20 yrs. Love that knife

KaBar Utility/Fighting knife

outdoor edge flip-n-blaze.love it because it folds.ive got a fixed blade buck that i use a lot,but carrying it on my belt and trying to sit in a treestand doesnt work for me.

I have a pile of them, but I carry the Gerber gator that I redesigned and Buck folding hunter most times. I have a Western fixed blade that I like using and always carry a bone saw. I have a huge custom skinner that I used for many years, but I find that it is too clumsy for most jobs, and is hard on the fingers if you don't pay attention to what you are doing.The curve and point are wicked on it, and all that it takes is to touch yourself, and you are bleeding too. For skinning, it is great, but for all other jobs it is too large.I also have a Buck that is similar to the zipper without the gut hook that I use often. I found through trial and error that I do not like anything with serrations on it when cleaning because they catch on the hide and eventually your fingers. Most of mine are HC steel and they hold a wicked edge. The Solingen knives are great, but are collecters so I don't use them very often. Also have some Franklin mint ones that get used once in a while, but favs are definately the Gator and the Western.

yes, they work very well.

AG Russell handmade stag drop point hunter. Good luck.