liveoutdoors

Any recommendations on a solid field knife? Something that I could beat up if I had to, but will take care of dressing my kills.

Matt in IL

Can't go wrong with a Buck or Case. Really depends on what your looking to spend....

FuzzySquirrel66

Browning makes a good knife that hasa gut hook, saw and sharp blade, great knife!!!

Syclone

I have a Cutco clip point outdoor knife with bright orange rubber handle. It has a forever guarantee.

FOREVER REPLACEMENT SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR MISUSE OR ABUSE

[ul][*]Should you damage your CUTCO through misuse or abuse, we will replace the item for one half of the current retail price plus shipping/handling and tax.[*]Send the product with an explanatory note to the CUTCO address below.[/ul]
I would have never thought of them for hunting knifes. I have gutted at least 15 deer with it and still is very sharp. You can find them cheaper on Ebay.

Later,

mobow

The Kodi Pak, from Outdoor Edge. Wonderful knives.

Fletch NY

Whatever you do do not think you need a machette to gut an animal. I see so many guys with like a rambo knife when a small 4 inch, not too wide, bladed knife from a good named company that keeps a good edge and takes a sharpening will do any job. My stand by is an old case straight blade my grandpop gave me.

joebogey

{Whatever you do do not think you need a machette to gut an animal.}

I resemble that remark. LOL
Years ago my wife bought me a hunting knife at a cookware party. It hasprobably a six inch blade and looks like something you'd find on the kitchen counter rather than a hunting knife. But man that thing is great. Holds a great edge and I don't know how many times I've split a pelvis with it.
It has the Chefco brand name, but I can't find a website to see what else they may carry.

stevetrapper

buck 110 folding