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.99 box cutter. Zips a deer open quicker than anything ive used even skinned, and butchered w/ em, its also good in case you have to cut yourself out of you saftey harness/vest quickly. if you lose or break it, who cares? Not too pretty though.
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A sharp one! With a backup
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I use a puma,and I also use mt Gerber with a gut hook for skinning.
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Fallkniven A1 Swedish Knife. Only knife I found that I didn't break in record time. 5 Years and still going strong.
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Cutco, garaunteed never to go dull or they will send you a new knife. nice grip, cuts through the rib cage with ease....
http://www.cutco.com/products/produc...itemGroup=5718 Havent used any other knife in the last 4 years. Dont plan on using any other. |
Buck Model 119 Fixed blade hunting knife
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Kershaw Alaskan
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I use this sweet little custom my cousin gave me 10 years ago. I don't know who made it but it went through this pig like hot butter.
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Originally Posted by podunk kennels
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Gerber Para Frame or Kershaw Echo soon
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I use a Gerber Gator Fixed Blade, its a great knife. The no-slip handle is great for gutting, and the curve in the handle works great for skinning. I also typically carry Leatherman for all purpose cutting and utility work when needed.
With this combo, pretty much ready for anything from skinning a squirrel to gutting a moose - from removing a splinter to performing emergency gun repair. Also never leave home with out a hand-held sharpener in my pack, doesn't give as good of an edge as a diamond stone, but it can put a decent edge on a knife pretty quickly when in a pinch. |
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