best field dress knife for deer on budget?
#21
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: NE Kansas
Posts: 1,049

Hi,
I hope to hunt this fall for whitetail with my uncle and my mom's bf and I sorta want to have all my own gear to show I'm into it and dedicated after all the time put into teaching me.
There are so many different knifes at our local sportsman store, but i really don't want to spend more than $30.
any ideas?
~c~
I hope to hunt this fall for whitetail with my uncle and my mom's bf and I sorta want to have all my own gear to show I'm into it and dedicated after all the time put into teaching me.
There are so many different knifes at our local sportsman store, but i really don't want to spend more than $30.
any ideas?
~c~
You're getting good advice. Tell us how the hunting goes.
Edit: I saw that you got a knife that should do fine.
Good luck!!!
#24

You don't need to spend a fortune on a knife but you don't want to buy junk either. For over 30 years now I've carried a Buck folding hunter. I keep it shaving sharp and I've dress many animals with it.
About 2 years ago I learned a trick for someone somewhere that for opening up a body cavity quickly and cleanly without fear of puncturing any internals the easiest thing to use is a standard utility knife with a carpet hook blade. (made for cutting carpets) I tried it and now swear by them. I use the Buck to do any other cutting and a small pocket saw for the pelvis.
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=...QwQvhd6BAgBEFo
About 2 years ago I learned a trick for someone somewhere that for opening up a body cavity quickly and cleanly without fear of puncturing any internals the easiest thing to use is a standard utility knife with a carpet hook blade. (made for cutting carpets) I tried it and now swear by them. I use the Buck to do any other cutting and a small pocket saw for the pelvis.
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=...QwQvhd6BAgBEFo
#25

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