Lets's see your go-to hunting knife

[Dave Paradowski]

Alexander Traditional, You can't beat the Bob Dozier knives. I have fourteen Doziers in my collection. For deer hunting I take my Yukon Pro Skinner or Whitetail skinner and the small squirrel hunter....Dave

[LoreVa13]

Some great looking knives!

[Bobby Urban]

 

I made this one ugly enough that no one would want it.  The orange is bad but should save me from looking for my knife when I set it down this fall and unlike my good ones - no one will take it home.

[Jerry Jeffer]

Made for me by my buddy Deadsimple

 

[Jake Scott]

Awesome thread!!

Jake

[Gordon Jabben]

Like most hunters, I have more knives than I need including a couple custom knives that are very nice but when I get my deer the only one I have on me is my leatherman.  Oh well, it does pretty well.  Enjoying the pictures of the knives.

[ronp]

I have been carrying my dad's little old Western that I am very thankful to have.  I lost may camera on a trip to Michigan so I can't post a pic.

[cmh]

Sold my go to knife while I was layed off...... But I do believe I have found a new go to   )


 

Originally posted by Ron LaClair:
This is a knife that I helped design and is made for me by blacksmith C.L Matteo. The LaClair Skinner

  http://shrewbows.com/laclair_skinner/index.html  

   

It comes with a choice of a vertical or horizontal sheath.

   

[Alexander Traditional]

Yeah Dave I have a few more than these two myself,but these are the two I use the most. I just got a slim outdoorsman off his featured inventory. I got home today to see the slip of paper saying I missed the fed ex guy.   :mad:

[rraming]

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I used the Buck knife for a long time, last year I picked up the Silver Stag (virgin still) so this year I grabbed a Helle, it is a full tang ( they call it semi full or something) all rivets including lanyard hole go threw the steel. Helle Temagami Bushcraft is what it is called.

[ron w]

I have way to many knives to even begin to talk about. I do always carry in my pack a old Camillus trout and bird Finn that was my fathers and a Buck that was my uncles, Uncle Herb got me interested in Bow hunting in 1964.......

[Biathlonman]

Best knife I've used and I've owned a bunch. "Light my Fire Fireknife". Mora's outstanding stainless blade with a fire starter which stores neatly and securely in the handle. All for about a $20 bill.  

[Stixbowdrew]

My puma hunters pal

[Uncle Buck]

I am not much of a photographer but here are my go to knives. The Smith and Wesson drop point was purchased at the Camp Pendleton PX in 1977. I think its just about perfect for a hunting knife The AG Russel Cowboy folder was purchased at the blade show 2 years ago. It's in my pocket every day. I also have an AG Russel woods walker that I take to restaurants and a case copperlock i Keep in my pajama pants pocket. I have lots of knives but these are my favorites
 

[Stumpkiller]

Originally posted by sveltri:
[QB] I don't know about a stinky deer, but I plan on gutting an elk with this knife this year.

That's OK - you can work your way up gradually.  ;-)

Another I carry occasionally.  Takes a great edge.

 

 

[meathead]

I have used this case trapper on all kinds of animals.  I have never been much for fixed blades until I found this one  by Ray Kirk.  It's a keeper for sure.  These two are always with me.
 

 

Looks like someone forgot to clean his knife after the last deer.

[Tsalt]

Picked up Ron's Skinner last summer and used to process several deer.  I love the knife's look and functionality.
 

[Mike Gerardi]

A lot of cool knives on this thread. The two I carry. Both made by Doug Campbell.
 

[Danny Rowan]

This one will be on my belt this year.

 

And this will be in my day pack.