Let’s see those Hunting knives

[Lnf Crzr]

Over the years I’ve always used a Set I took to Africa about 15 years ago. A simple 2 knife combo “Knives of Alaska”. I was Younger and got what was good enough. High Carbon steel and they worked ok (High maintenance)until I broke a tip off on splitting a pelvic bone of a WhiteTail. I had fixed it and kept using it. The set I still have ,yet recently upgraded to a very nice Fallkniven Nl5 with Laminated Vg10. Extraordinarily Sharp and Looks good also. I’ve got other knives ,yet wanted a Dedicated “Quality Hunting knife”. Just Treated the leather so it can resist blood stains.
I’ll get photos of the Combo I used for years, Yet here is a photo of the new one. It doubles as a daily carry as well


So what’s your old or new Hunting knife ?

 

[Armored farmer]

I have always liked Buck knives.

 

[earlthegoat2]

 

[Lnf Crzr]

Ok- what model is this? Looks to be popular

 

[bratch]

Ok- what model is this? Looks to be popular View attachment 1040504

Looks to be a Buck Vanguard.

https://www.buckknives.com/product/vanguard-knife/0192FAM01/

 

[Rubone]

Another Buck....

 

[Speedo66]

This Japanese made Browning has worked well for me these last 25 years or so.

 

[Lnf Crzr]

This Japanese made Browning has worked well for me these last 25 years or so.View attachment 1040533

That’s very cool and practical looking. Field dress a deer, Cut down a tree to make a way to haul deer out of woods

 

[Speedo66]

That’s very cool and practical looking. Field dress a deer, Cut down a tree to make a way to haul deer out of woods

Tree? lol

Maybe, but it does work well to cut the pelvis bone to spread it open.

 

[Lnf Crzr]

Depending where ya hunt. A Small saw is very helpful to have.

 

[DM~]

For all the years I spent in the Alaskan bush, I ALWAYS had these Gerber Custom Series with me,



But these days, I mostly hunt deer and I'm VERY fond of this knife Kim Breed made for me,



It's been in more than 10 deer now, and it's a really GREAT hunting knife!

DM

 

[Kingcreek]

Mad poet camp set. D2 heat treated by Paul Bos. Desert ironwood scales. I’ve used them to disassemble many deer antelope and a few elk.

 

[troy fairweather]

Been using this mora 2000 Orange for the last few years, been a good knife.

 

[hso]

mora

Moras are inexpensive and very good for skinning and breaking an animal down.

We raised Boer goats for meat. As any hunter will tell you, there may not be any meat in the freezer after hunting season. OTOH, when you raise goats that weigh as much or more as a large whitetail you are going to be breaking several down during the year and the Mora did a great job with that.

 

[troy fairweather]

Moras are inexpensive and very good for skinning and breaking an animal down.

We raised Boer goats for meat. As any hunter will tell you, there may not be any meat in the freezer after hunting season. OTOH, when you raise goats that weigh as much or more as a large whitetail you are going to be breaking several down during the year and the Mora did a great job with that.

Ya it's been working good the last few years, I like the thinner tip on the 2000 for separating the muscle groups. Got it from a local knife shop for $20 otd now there like $35+ think he said they had another I should pickup lol.

 

[Shanghai McCoy]

I've bought the bare blades and put different types of handles on them. The small tang they have works well fitted into a deer leg bone.

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

Just a swiss army knife here. Just a more basic one.

 

[Boattale]

If anyone needs me to post a picture of a Buck 119 let me know. I've got a few belt knives that are good to very good quality. But honestly. The 119 gets used far and away the most. It just works so good for me and my big hands.

 

[Lnf Crzr]

The Moras Are like Swiss Army knives in my opinion… Excellent value for price. You can do so much with them

 

[jmr40]

I sometimes wonder why I didn't stop buying knives after a Mora. The 2000 and Kansbol are my favorites. They cost a little more than the others, but still inexpensive.

Amazon.com: Morakniv Kansbol Fixed Blade Knife with Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade and Plastic Sheath, 4.3-Inch : Everything Else

 

[troy fairweather]

I'd like if the mora 2000 sheath had a ridged clip other then the leather. I don't often Wear a belt so a clip would be nice. I'd like to pickup a mora classic some day, think the knife shop close had some. Think they make fillet knives is like to Try, I like the regular old dexters tho.

 

[Boattale]

I'd like if the mora 2000 sheath had a ridged clip other than the leather. I don't often Wear a belt so a clip would be nice. I'd like to pickup a mora classic some day, think the knife shop close had some. Think they make fillet knives is like to Try, I like the regular old dexters tho.

I have a Mora filet knife that is nice. Synthetic handle and sheath are nice. Knife itself is a lot like the old standby birch handle Rapala Fish'n'filet. Which of course is a great filet knife that needs no introduction. But of all my filet knives, this one is the one to count on.

 

[Speedo66]

Here’s my Mora filet knife. Since I no longer have a boat on the Hudson, it’s been relegated to kitchen duty.

I (poorly) cut the serrations on the blade.

 

[troy fairweather]

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Here’s my Mora filet knife. Since I no longer have a boat on the Hudson, it’s been relegated to kitchen duty.

I (poorly) cut the serrations on the blade.

that thing is ones step to being a bunker knife lol, I'm calling the serrations the bluefish pattern.

 

[Speedo66]

that thing is ones step to being a bunker knife lol, I'm calling the serrations the bluefish pattern.

The bites I've seen bluefish inflict on bunker have been a lot rougher than that. lol