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<blockquote data-quote="tx338" data-source="post: 2508090" data-attributes="member: 12123"><p>I've evolved to a "carry both" over the years. 3.5-4" drop point quality fixed blade, havalon piranta with extra blades, and a pocket folder ( and a sharpener), with a Wyoming saw. Have not taken any North American game these won't break down.</p><p></p><p>I did a gutless quarter on a CO bull elk in 2020 with 2 havalon blades. Bull was shot in the morning, plenty of light to take my time, honestly wanted to see if it could be done. As said earlier, the havalon with 1/2 dozen spare blades is a couple of ounces added to your kit. Not a fan of having to stop skin/quarter process to sharpen in the field. My 2 cents anyway….</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tx338, post: 2508090, member: 12123"] I’ve evolved to a “carry both” over the years. 3.5-4” drop point quality fixed blade, havalon piranta with extra blades, and a pocket folder ( and a sharpener), with a Wyoming saw. Have not taken any North American game these won’t break down. I did a gutless quarter on a CO bull elk in 2020 with 2 havalon blades. Bull was shot in the morning, plenty of light to take my time, honestly wanted to see if it could be done. As said earlier, the havalon with 1/2 dozen spare blades is a couple of ounces added to your kit. Not a fan of having to stop skin/quarter process to sharpen in the field. My 2 cents anyway…. [/QUOTE]
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