What kind of hunting KNIFE for bowhunting?
#14

I leave mine in my camelpak.
If I'm within one mile from my stand and only hunting for a few hours I leave it in my truck in a scentfree container.
I figure if I arrow a deer, I like to wait 1-2 hours for it to expire and this gives me enough time to sit and reflect for 30 minutes then go bring my stuff back to my truck and prepare for a drag
I'll usually have my ATV to make it easier, unless it's only a couple hundred yards then i'll use good ole boot leather.
4 1/2" Old Timer for my knife of choice...
If I'm within one mile from my stand and only hunting for a few hours I leave it in my truck in a scentfree container.
I figure if I arrow a deer, I like to wait 1-2 hours for it to expire and this gives me enough time to sit and reflect for 30 minutes then go bring my stuff back to my truck and prepare for a drag

I'll usually have my ATV to make it easier, unless it's only a couple hundred yards then i'll use good ole boot leather.
4 1/2" Old Timer for my knife of choice...


#15

Ihave been using a Falkniven Frey
and I love it. I use it for all my hunting; then as a backup I have an old K-bar hunting knife that I inherited and it outstanding.
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#16
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Southeast Missouri
Posts: 2,178

My folding Buck Knife is easy to sharpen and it keeps a good edge for a long time,as far as cleaning it after field dressing a Deer it will get blood and even some of the fat on it which is harder to get off but if I use warm soapy water it cleans up pretty good.I have taken a pressure sprayer and cleaned it off in where the blade folds up to get any fat or hard to get blood or dirt off of it.