The wyoming kinife can be tricky to use at first but it does the job quickly... the thing is in some ways it's too sharp for skinning (it's far too easy to nick the hide) but when your hands are cold, and you are trying to peel a knee joint you wnat a really sharp knife.
Other knives I've used:
Cold Steel Tanto (my 'hunting knife') The smallest blade on the left... The recon series is an economical choice.
http://www.coldsteel.com/fixed-blades-tanto-series.html
Buck Skinner (the traditional 'camp knife' my dad used for years... made quick work of skinning elk)
http://www.chefknivestogo.com/buck-skinner.html
Schrade Sharpfinger (I used one of these on a deer.. it's a bit small but if you use it right the work goes quickly)
http://www.bobwards.com/bobwards/servlet/item/features/104154-03
Cold Steel Bushman & mini bushman (you should wrap the handlle with leather or innertube, great 'belly' for skinning and a bargain for $20)
http://www.coldsteel.com/fixed-blades-bushman.html
Cutco Hunter (My dad BROKE the teeth on one of these quartering an elk, my Tanto zipped right through the same animal with no problems, Cutco REPLACED the knife for free, and it's been trouble free since... maybe the first one was a bit brittle? Anyway it's a SHARP knife.) It now ships without serrations:
https://www.cutco.com/jsp/catalog/detail.jsp?categoryId=90&ensembleId=10273
Gerber Game Pro: (natural progression of the 'bolt action' knife I used as a kid)
http://www.gerberstore.com/index.php?xpage=itempage&xid=603
Other knives I've used:
Cold Steel Tanto (my 'hunting knife') The smallest blade on the left... The recon series is an economical choice.
http://www.coldsteel.com/fixed-blades-tanto-series.html
Buck Skinner (the traditional 'camp knife' my dad used for years... made quick work of skinning elk)
http://www.chefknivestogo.com/buck-skinner.html
Schrade Sharpfinger (I used one of these on a deer.. it's a bit small but if you use it right the work goes quickly)
http://www.bobwards.com/bobwards/servlet/item/features/104154-03
Cold Steel Bushman & mini bushman (you should wrap the handlle with leather or innertube, great 'belly' for skinning and a bargain for $20)
http://www.coldsteel.com/fixed-blades-bushman.html
Cutco Hunter (My dad BROKE the teeth on one of these quartering an elk, my Tanto zipped right through the same animal with no problems, Cutco REPLACED the knife for free, and it's been trouble free since... maybe the first one was a bit brittle? Anyway it's a SHARP knife.) It now ships without serrations:
https://www.cutco.com/jsp/catalog/detail.jsp?categoryId=90&ensembleId=10273
Gerber Game Pro: (natural progression of the 'bolt action' knife I used as a kid)
http://www.gerberstore.com/index.php?xpage=itempage&xid=603