RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

Buck zipper, Buck Skinner and Buck 110.

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

Dozier custom handmade. Simply the best knives made, IMO. www.dozierknives.com. Coming from years with Buck, etc (which are fine knives - I'm not knocking them at all), I'll never look back.

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

Kershaw Elk Skinner(with guthook) and also pack one made by a local knifemaker, Charlie Clifton.

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

I've used a Coleman/Western Stainless Skinner for almost 25 years now! For a cheap knife it has served well! Holds a good edge and feels good in the hand, and is still as good as the day I bought it.
As far as pocket knives go, I love Case and Buck too, but for a hunting knife, I just can't seem to retire the old Coleman!

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

Kershaw Blade Trader is better than sliced bread. They sharpen real nice and the blades are inexpensive to replace.
I use the Alaskan for the field and have a multi blade set-up for the kitchen.

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

i use the legendary rambo bowie knife....i love this knife ...does all my dirty work.....and the small knife i carry is the schrade beast knife nice little knife...

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

I use a Gerber game pro and an other Gerber knife as well as a Gerber bone saw and montana knife

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

My favorite was a case xx changer that went missing on a trip[:o] I own several but use these mostly:
Gerber on my belt -General Purpose
Kershaw Blade Trader in my pack - Field dressing, trimming lanes, skinning, etc.
Boning/Butchering - Victorniox 6" boning knives
Caping - Puma caper - fleshing

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I handled a Buck zipper with rubber handle at Cabelas. I really thought that it wouldn't be much less "slippery when wet". They need a handle made out a "maleable", softer rubber that can bee "squeezed". Sort of like a polymer gun sling. Just a thought.

RE: What type of knife do you use?
 

I'm with JagMagMan. I have a 20+ year old Coleman/Western fixed blade drop point knife that I never hunt without. It came with a 99 year warranty, and I don't think I'll ever need to call them on it. The knife holds an edge well, and is just as good as the day I bought it.