Favorite deer hunting knife?

[bogwalker]

Do you have a favorite deer hunting knife?

[paceman]

Just a simple bucks 110 folding knife. Have gutted about 30 deer with it

[bogwalker]

Gerber Gator or Marble's brand.

[TruthWalleyes]

Been using 6" Buck knife for many years now.

[jay83196]

The one with fresh blood on it

[MUSKY18]

I have a set of Western knives that I got when my father passed away. Great knife set.

[eyeguy 54]

Love my Buck Zipper. The gut hook comes in very handy for zipping a few areas when skinning.

[Jarrid Houston]

Swing blade has been great for me

[Archerysniper]

I have one from Leblanc's knife works made in Royalton Mn. It is by far the best knife I have used. The only draw back is the price though,at $175 I always find my self worried about it becoming lost. It was a birthday present from my dad about 10 years ago.

[woody1975]

Cutco - No doubt!

[Froggy4371]

Eyeguy,

That is all I carry and I love it. I have had it about 12 years, holds a great edge, and I have cleaned about 45 deer with it.

Cannot beat it.

Froggy

[lovetoicefish]

+1 on the Cutco!

[bigbucks]

+1, although my original was in my lost/stolen backpack about 10 years ago. Technically the one I have now is the Omni Hunter, with the camo handle & a bit more curve. Really like the gut hook for cutting the hide.

[Born2Fish]

Not sure it is my favorite yet, but this year I am trying something new. It is the Buck PakLite Skinner. Very light weight, no folding parts, and one piece construction.

[mnguy152]

Buck alpha hunter for me got it on the river. Keeps a very good edge and very well made

[picksbigwagon]

I have a buck folding knife that I have been using the past few years. For field dressing it works really well. Fr processing, I use either my wusthoff boning knife or my Knives of alaska Salmon fillet knife, it is a non flexible fillet knife and works really well

[Archerysniper]

This one has been thru over 30 deer a moose and multiple turkeys. If it starts feeling dull Ijust run the edges on a peice of cardboard and it is just like new.

[bloc004]

I am confused about "run the edges on a piece of cardboard and it is just like new".

I use the Buck 105 Pathfinder Fixed Blade Knife for EVERYTHING!

[Whoknows]

Search the internet about Stropping. I'm guessing that's what he uses the cardboard for. I usually use my leather belt of a piece of wood.

[Archerysniper]

Search the internet about Stropping. I'm guessing that's what he uses the cardboard for. I usually use my leather belt of a piece of wood.

You are correct. It has really high grade stainless and leather or cardboard will polish the blade like new.

[mainbutter]

J. Marttiini "Uusi Kätevä" (New Handy, as I'm told) is my favorite small knife, brought back straight from Finland when my girl took a 3 month trip to Europe.

I've got a bigger hunting knife w/guthook from Eagle River Knife Co. in Alaska. My brother got all of his groomsmen ERKC filet knives when he got married.

All are works of art and have great sentimental value, and only get used when I harvest special animals.

[itsashooter]

The one with old blood on it, but still sharp

[Triple_D]

Custom made Randall Made Knife, Model #5

Almost all of my group has a Randall Made, so I bought one as a right of passage.

[RumRiverRat]

Swing Blaze

[gooseisland]

4" fixed blade buck. This year I bought a Knives of Alaska Alpha Wolf. Used it to gut/clean my doe from Ripley and wow is it a nice blade.