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What is a Really Good Hunting Knife
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OG-danimal
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I run a benchmade steep country as well as an outdoor edge replaceable. Fixed blade gets me through all of the tough stuff (hide, guts, and joints) where the replaceable blade does all the meat care. It works great and keeps my meat clean. If you have the cash Montana knife co makes super sick stuff and all American made
Swinehunt74
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Not often do i see a complete selection of knives that will tackle ALL your chores…….Have a collection in excess of 50 custom knives.
I have said it, and will say it again, a McCrosky knife will redefine your thinking on what a quality knife is, and I have had large collections of skinning knives. Just imagine being able to skin and butcher 8 deer at the deer club without ever needing a touch-up, and other guys with custom knives wanting to borrow your knife to finish their deer! No Kidding!
I have a collection of EDC also, but when you are out in the field needing a knife that will just keep working, treat yourself to a McCrosky knife, I have never known anyone that was not Extremely happy WITH THEIR KNIFE!
After their first knife, they often go back and buy all their kids and family members one!
You never have to carry a Steel to the field with you to skin and cut up deer, elk, and hogs....ever! This is not snake oil, it is the real deal!
I have a collection of EDC also, but when you are out in the field needing a knife that will just keep working, treat yourself to a McCrosky knife, I have never known anyone that was not Extremely happy WITH THEIR KNIFE!
After their first knife, they often go back and buy all their kids and family members one!
You never have to carry a Steel to the field with you to skin and cut up deer, elk, and hogs....ever! This is not snake oil, it is the real deal!
Balkanhunter
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I have a few Ben glade knives and I really like them. Customer service is good also. They will sharpen and refurbish your knives for free.
Balkanhunter
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Bench made
The best knife makers service their knives free for the customer, There are few dedicated knife makers.
My uncle was a taxidermist. I grew up skinning deer heads, ducks, fish. Imagine having a knife in the field that is as sharp as a surgeon's knife and keeps the edge! When you get a McCrosky knife, there is blue tape on the blade, otherwise, it would cut straight through the leather sheath on shipment.
My uncle was a taxidermist. I grew up skinning deer heads, ducks, fish. Imagine having a knife in the field that is as sharp as a surgeon's knife and keeps the edge! When you get a McCrosky knife, there is blue tape on the blade, otherwise, it would cut straight through the leather sheath on shipment.
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It's kinda like sunglasses, no one pair works for every situation, it's a rabbit hole.
Our grandparents had 1 or 2 knives. My grandfather carried a Case stockman and had a hickory handled Ontario Knife Company butcher knife that he used to clean game, render pigs and cows. He used the stockman for cleaning fish, whittling a small tree into a fishing pole or bank line, cutting fruit, vegetables or anything else.
Maybe Bernie is right, we have too many choices
It's kinda like sunglasses, no one pair works for every situation, it's a rabbit hole.
Our grandparents had 1 or 2 knives. My grandfather carried a Case stockman and had a hickory handled Ontario Knife Company butcher knife that he used to clean game, render pigs and cows. He used the stockman for cleaning fish, whittling a small tree into a fishing pole or bank line, cutting fruit, vegetables or anything else.
Maybe Bernie is right, we have too many choices
