Hunting Knife

[red rick]

I just bought a Benchmade Activator + 201 for large game and I really like it. Also look at the Buck Alpha Hunter. For small game I just use a pocket knife, mine is a Old Timer with 3 blades, if you want a fixed blade for small game look at the Buck Ergohunter Small Game. My favorite fillet knife is a Rapala 6" soft grip, I have a Dexter and a Normark, but I like it better.

 

[Black Toe Knives]

This Hollow Ground Hunter is design after the very first knife I sold. I Love this one. Thank you for looking.

5/32 thick Twisted Damascus is Alabama Damascus By Brad Vice.
Grind is a Hollow Ground..
Cutting Edge is 3 3/4''.
Overall Length is 7 7/8''
Construction is Full Tang.
Handle is Antique Ivory Micarta with Two Mocaic pins and SS Thong Tube.




Warranty
I have a no non-sense Guarantee, you break it under normal use. I Promise I will fix or replace it as long as I am able to work in the shop. Plus if for any reason you are ever unhappy with it. Send it back to me for a "FULL REFUND" Because I don't make a knife I wouldn't love to own.

Jim Adams

 

[LAK]

Swedish Mora.

I like the ones with the rubberized handles. They take a super edge (oh yes, they will cut) and the handles provide a sure grip. I like fixed blades because they are easier to keep clean.

And they are dirt cheap. Sportsmansguide.com has the carbon variety for about $12 each. $150 will buy and probably ship a dozen. Use them for everything and wear one out every year for twelve years. Carry an extra one as a spare in case of a mishap.

 

[Pilot]

I like the Bark River line of fixed blade knives. Several to choose from for hunting. I like this one.

http://barkriverknives.com/gallery/album68

 

[md7]

troyboy,

for hunting and for occasional carry, I tote a Buck 110, and/or Case Trapper with the old school CV steel blades. have skinned deer,and rabbit with both. i'm certian they would do the trick for squirrels. both can be purchased with your price limit.

 

[lgbloader]

I've used my Case trapper for every task you mention, except spliting the chest and pelvis bones on deer. For those I use a cheap dive knife I picked up at a Florida flea market...

I use my Case trapper or Case Canoe for pretty much everything too with a hammer & hatchet or a Ka-bar for the pelvis bone as well.

Case Canoe is my daily carry and I would feel lost without it.

LGB