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What brand of hunting or fishing knife is your favorite and why?
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Answers (31)
Buck 110, good quality, ease of carrying and handling!
try a mora knife from sweden. inexpensive, great durability. google it, good info.
Cold Steel, Buck, CRKT and Gerber. If none of them make it, I don't need it.
Puma Pal German made have mine over 42 years and cuts like a rasor still!
Puma Pal German made have mine over 42 years and cuts like a rasor still!
Cold Steel Master Hunter and Buck Pro Line.
handmade knife, has a guthook a razor blade edge and is made from d2 tool steel. parkerized with hogue rubber grip scales.. has a push through pin set so that if i need a spear i can attach it to a pole... can also attach it to baton for chopping.
My wife purchased a Kabar for my Christmas present last year and I love it.
I do own several Cold Steel products and can attest to the quality.
Puma or Kershaw
Spyderco Aqua Salt because it's the knife they use on the deadliest catch!!!
http://www.poorfish.com/p-7902-spyderco-aqua-salt-yellow-knife-fb23yl.as...
Until fairly recently, I had a nice litle Randall Bird and Trout model belt knife with a sambar stag handle. It was destroyed in a house fire.
Buck was, is, and will probably always be a quality knife. You can buy better knives, but you will pay a lot more for them. For my money its Buck.
I use a variety of knives:
For everyday and other common tasks i use kershaws, gerbers and crkts
For field dressing i use either old Case knives(which are great edsge holders)or custom buck knives
For skinning and butchering i use gerbers and last year i began using the knives of alaska brand and they are currently my favorite
Definitely the Buck 100 folder. I have lots of knives, and will bo doubt buy more in the years to come, but I always seem to carry this one during the hunting season.
Sorry -- I mean't the Buck 110...
i go with gerber all the way
Buck, had the same one for 40 years now.
My present favorite hunting knife is a Smith & Wesson blade fitted by a custom knife maker with a fancy stag handle. It was a gift, and is now one of my prized possessions.
Can't go wrong with a good Buck knife for field dressing. I use a set of Outdoor Edge knives for skinning and processing the meat though.
I like leatherman tools myself
I like gerber and buck but i just got a casexxx with antler handle and Im in love with it. Like rapala fillet knifes, 6in. blade. I can fillet an 8 ounce bream or a 20lb catfish just as easily.
I have too many knives in all brand's, makes and blade lengths to have real favorite . To pick one maker I would go with case knives for their collector value .
Like cooner I have too many for a favorite brand.
I do have a favorite though it's one I made myself.My brother showed me how to use the forge to heatup an old file and then pound it into shape and fasten an antler for a handle. It's real ugly and crude looking but it holds a good edge.
Of course I was about 9 yrs old when I made it.
Case XX, Columbia River Knife, Remington Tactical and my new Buck I won from Field & Stream.
Congrats on winning the Buck! My favorite keeps changing. I currently carry a Grohmann mini-skinner for field dressing, but would like to upgrade to a Fallkniven TK6. Both of these knives are small or "just enough" for field dressing, but they are not general camp knives. I think most knife makers make one that just about anyone will find useful and like.
You can't beat a classic Buck 110, I almost always have it on me, and it gets the job done
I carry either a cutco or a schrade knife
Buckmaster elite sharpest knife i own
Buckmaster elite sharpest knife i own
sorry bout the double post cpu messed up
For every day carry I use my Buck 55 or my Leatherman Crunch and for hunting I like to use my Buck Pak Lite Skinner
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try a mora knife from sweden. inexpensive, great durability. google it, good info.
Spyderco Aqua Salt because it's the knife they use on the deadliest catch!!!
http://www.poorfish.com/p-7902-spyderco-aqua-salt-yellow-knife-fb23yl.as...
Buck was, is, and will probably always be a quality knife. You can buy better knives, but you will pay a lot more for them. For my money its Buck.
Buck 110, good quality, ease of carrying and handling!
Cold Steel, Buck, CRKT and Gerber. If none of them make it, I don't need it.
Puma Pal German made have mine over 42 years and cuts like a rasor still!
Puma Pal German made have mine over 42 years and cuts like a rasor still!
Cold Steel Master Hunter and Buck Pro Line.
handmade knife, has a guthook a razor blade edge and is made from d2 tool steel. parkerized with hogue rubber grip scales.. has a push through pin set so that if i need a spear i can attach it to a pole... can also attach it to baton for chopping.
My wife purchased a Kabar for my Christmas present last year and I love it.
I do own several Cold Steel products and can attest to the quality.
Puma or Kershaw
Until fairly recently, I had a nice litle Randall Bird and Trout model belt knife with a sambar stag handle. It was destroyed in a house fire.
I use a variety of knives:
For everyday and other common tasks i use kershaws, gerbers and crkts
For field dressing i use either old Case knives(which are great edsge holders)or custom buck knives
For skinning and butchering i use gerbers and last year i began using the knives of alaska brand and they are currently my favorite
Definitely the Buck 100 folder. I have lots of knives, and will bo doubt buy more in the years to come, but I always seem to carry this one during the hunting season.
Sorry -- I mean't the Buck 110...
i go with gerber all the way
Buck, had the same one for 40 years now.
My present favorite hunting knife is a Smith & Wesson blade fitted by a custom knife maker with a fancy stag handle. It was a gift, and is now one of my prized possessions.
Can't go wrong with a good Buck knife for field dressing. I use a set of Outdoor Edge knives for skinning and processing the meat though.
I like leatherman tools myself
I like gerber and buck but i just got a casexxx with antler handle and Im in love with it. Like rapala fillet knifes, 6in. blade. I can fillet an 8 ounce bream or a 20lb catfish just as easily.
I have too many knives in all brand's, makes and blade lengths to have real favorite . To pick one maker I would go with case knives for their collector value .
Like cooner I have too many for a favorite brand.
I do have a favorite though it's one I made myself.My brother showed me how to use the forge to heatup an old file and then pound it into shape and fasten an antler for a handle. It's real ugly and crude looking but it holds a good edge.
Of course I was about 9 yrs old when I made it.
Case XX, Columbia River Knife, Remington Tactical and my new Buck I won from Field & Stream.
Congrats on winning the Buck! My favorite keeps changing. I currently carry a Grohmann mini-skinner for field dressing, but would like to upgrade to a Fallkniven TK6. Both of these knives are small or "just enough" for field dressing, but they are not general camp knives. I think most knife makers make one that just about anyone will find useful and like.
You can't beat a classic Buck 110, I almost always have it on me, and it gets the job done
I carry either a cutco or a schrade knife
Buckmaster elite sharpest knife i own
Buckmaster elite sharpest knife i own
sorry bout the double post cpu messed up
For every day carry I use my Buck 55 or my Leatherman Crunch and for hunting I like to use my Buck Pak Lite Skinner
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