I did this this fall with a havalon and two blades. It isn’t the first time either.
Tough to beat a Havalon for gutless, deboning in the field. I carry one, don't recall the model but it has 2 blades, one small one large. Not the best if you want to keep the hide I find.
I've had good luck with Knives of Alaska, specifically the Elk Hunter with the SureGrip. The blade seems to hold an edge longer than anything else I've used (more than enough for skinning a deer or bear) and the handle comes in blaze orange which I like so I don't set it down and leave it in the woods lol I am sure there are quite a few options that will work in your price range though
Haven’t posted in this thread in a while, but have something here. Not much to do with hunting, but it’s a knife!
Probably doesn’t say much to most, but:
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Originally Posted by Dom4
I am more or less looking for a fixed blade that I can wear to use for things such as cutting rope, peeling bark for making a fire, maybe some food prep for camping.
About twelve years ago I bought one of Nathans knives for pig hunting over here. My god it took a wicked edge in A2 steel. It would go through an old boar like butter.
I ended up giving it to this roughneck who used to take me pigging.
Clint made me a beautiful fillet knife out of magnacut. Unfortunately I don’t know how to post pics. I could email them to someone if they want to post the pics
Clint made me a beautiful fillet knife out of magnacut. Unfortunately I don’t know how to post pics. I could email them to someone if they want to post the pics
Send me the knife and I'll post up some pics for you
I think there is a good thread on posting pics. I use tapatalk on my phone. It makes it super easy.
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