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Give me your opinion on skinning knife
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:19 pm
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:19 pm
I'm looking for a new knife. Whats a very durable knife I can use for skinning that wont break the bank?
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Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:36 pm to slapahoe
I got this for Christmas last year. This guy makes great stuff and it's less than $100.
Wayne Hendrix
Wayne Hendrix
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:41 pm to slapahoe
Like to go old school when skinning a deer and use my Old Timer knife. it runs about $15 at WalleWorld.
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:43 pm to slapahoe
I have a buck with gut hook that you can get at cabellas all day for right at 50 bucks...Have had it for 11 years now and has cleaned countless deer...Best knife I have ever owned...After a couple deer, finishing the edge with a couple passes does the trick...Holds an edge very good. Anyone who uses it to clean their deer, always comment on how much they like it...
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:45 pm to slapahoe
This thing is a beast:
Cutco
Cutco
Posted on 11/20/12 at 1:58 pm to slapahoe
I have Gerber Buck and schrade knives. I like each of them, the buck would have to be my favorite though.
Got this one recently
Buck at Academy
I have another one without the hook that is similar that I have had for years and love.
Got this one recently
Buck at Academy
I have another one without the hook that is similar that I have had for years and love.
Posted on 11/20/12 at 2:02 pm to slapahoe
Case Sod Buster with the carbon steel blade. I can't tell you how many deer mine has cleaned. Easy to sharpen too.
Posted on 11/20/12 at 2:18 pm to slapahoe
I use the cold steel. Mini tack for skinning! By far the sharpest knife I have ever used! They use aux 8 steel for the blade. I got mine last year and I have skinned 4 deer with it and it will still shave the hair on my arm they cost around $30
Posted on 11/20/12 at 2:53 pm to slapahoe
Been using this one since I was a little kid for skinning and gutting. I freaking love it.
Posted on 11/20/12 at 4:24 pm to slapahoe
slap,
I'll make a couple recs, depending on how much you're looking to spend. I'm assuming you're looking for a deer skinning knife, but the "Roach Belly" and "Classic Hunter" are good squirrel skinning knives, as well.
I bought one of these from Smokey Mountain Knife Works a few years ago and have found it to be a very useful knife, especially for only $13. Pretty...NO, but it does what it's supposed to. It rides year round in the glove compartment of my truck.
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Slightly more expensive is this model from "Cold Steel." Excellent knife w/ a HORRIBLE name, "Roach Belly."
LINK
Cold Steel also makes the "Pendleton Hunter." I have the more expensive version, but the "Lite" version may be better. The more expensive version has a tendency to trap in the handle "stuff" from the cleaning/skinning process.
Lite LINK
Regular LINK
I'm partial to the yellow handled Kissing Crane "Classic Hunter" shown here. LINK
I'll make a couple recs, depending on how much you're looking to spend. I'm assuming you're looking for a deer skinning knife, but the "Roach Belly" and "Classic Hunter" are good squirrel skinning knives, as well.
I bought one of these from Smokey Mountain Knife Works a few years ago and have found it to be a very useful knife, especially for only $13. Pretty...NO, but it does what it's supposed to. It rides year round in the glove compartment of my truck.
LINK
Slightly more expensive is this model from "Cold Steel." Excellent knife w/ a HORRIBLE name, "Roach Belly."
LINK
Cold Steel also makes the "Pendleton Hunter." I have the more expensive version, but the "Lite" version may be better. The more expensive version has a tendency to trap in the handle "stuff" from the cleaning/skinning process.
Lite LINK
Regular LINK
I'm partial to the yellow handled Kissing Crane "Classic Hunter" shown here. LINK
Posted on 11/20/12 at 6:09 pm to slapahoe
I've got a pair of buck skinning knives that aren't very expensive. They hold an edge really well for a deer or two and are easy to re-sharpen. Not the best steel ever but it sharpens easily enough to not be aggravating.
Posted on 11/20/12 at 6:37 pm to slapahoe
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