Guss

For my birthday I was given a Gift card to Rapid River Knife works, now I just have to chose a knife. Any help

This is the Drop point, the blade is 3.5in long and the handle is 4.25. I dont like this grip but it comes in a few othes that you will see on the other knifes.

Guss

This is the skinner, same blade and handle as the drop.

This is the handle I like the best

Guss

This is the chub, the blade is 2.3 in long and the handle is 3.3 in.

I also like this handle.

bigcountry

I myself like a droppoint. Especially for butchering. That way when sticking in to find a bone, I know where it hits. Great lookin knifes.

Guss

This is the Byron Ferguson (Spelling?) signiture knife. I like the look of it, but I dont like the signiture. Byron is great and all I just dont like it.

The blade is 4.75 and the handle is the same as the others.

Guss

BC, I like the drop point to.

This is one of their custom knifes. I like the looks of it.

Blade 2.87 in long and over all length is 6.5

JimPic

This is the one! Great blade size,nice looking handle.This is the one I'd get.

Whitehair

Im with Jim, that thing is a beauty!

Phil from Maine

Myself I like the folding ones best but, if I was to choose I would
most likely pick the skinner. Although the last knife pictured does
look like a good one.

Alex The Hawk

What is the main use you are going to be using it for ?
That is something to consider, as a taxidermist ,I want a knife that is light, has a very thin tip so that I can cape around the antlers, and one that will keep sharp for a long time.
None of those qualify in my book as a good skinner.
check any taxidermy supply house for a 4" Vitorinox knife should cost you $4 to $6, remove the handle and make an antler handle for it, then you'll have yourself a skinner, the other ones here might be good for gutting and other stuff.

See: http://premiumknives.com/ShopSite/RH_Forschner_Victorinox_Cutlery_40001.html