[Twolf]

Mine is the bottom one. These KOA knives are sharp out of the factory but a little touch up and it will shave hairs. The blade is the best blade I've use and it holds the sharpness for a long time. It's been over a year since i've sharpen the blades and i've gutted/ quarter over 10 deers and the blades is as sharp as when I got it. These knives are a little pricy but it's worth every penny.

 

[indiana redneck]

Mine is my Cub Bear by Knives Of Alaska.

 

[Newhunter1]

Until I find something better...

Skyblade knives. Made from ATS-34, hair popping sharp from Todd Orr and I can gut, skin, and process several deer before I even think about touching up the blade.

 

[horseman308]

I'm afraid I don't have any pics. but I carry a few. A Puma Companion is my main gutting/cleaning/skinning knife. I also carry a K-bar marine fighting knife w/ serrations for trimming around the blind/stand and for heavy work on bone, sternum, joints, etc. I also carry a Swiss Army multitool or folding serrated Buck knife for areas where I need serrations in tight spaces. Seems like a lot I guess, but they've each come in real handy where the others wouldn't work as well.

 

[Newhunter1]

A couple of knives from Jack Brandt

Here's another that I have that was made for me about 7 years ago.

 

[Newhunter1]

Last one...

While not a hunting knife this was the one I had made for me when I first enlisted in the Marines in 1986.

 

[sambo3006]

I have been using a Buck Vanguard for years and got a Vanguard Zipper a couple of years ago. Good stout blade but not too big. Holds an edge decent.

 

[oldreloader]

I own bucks,kabars,Uncle Henry but my favorite is a $20 Schrade Sharpfinger

 

[copterdoc]

Strider SNG.

 

[Buellhunter]

Handmade knife a friend of mine made for me

 

[Newhunter1]

Handmade knife a friend of mine made for me

Now that is one cool picture.

 

[KBacon]

I have a KOA like the bottom one in this pic.. but mine has the bone handle. I've had it for 10yrs.. and man do they hold an edge. I use it for the reamer when field dressing and also to cut/trim all the meat. This is by far the best knife I've ever had.

For gutting and skinning I use the Buck Mini Alpha... also a very good knive.

 

[Huaco]

My hunting knife

This has to be my all time favorite. Iv'e got other hunting knives but this one used to be Grandpa's hunting knife. When I was about 13, Dad gave it to me. I barely remember Grandpa, but some of my best memories of him are while we were all at the deer lease down near Junction, TX, when I was just probably 3-7 yrs. old. He passed on when I was 9.
She may not be the prettiest one of the bunch, heck her blade lost it's shine long before she came to me, but I always seem to cary this one in the field with me. That nice carbon blade sure does take and keep an edge.

 

[Cornfed]

The Whitetail Skinner from Outdoor Edge is my favorite blade

 

[Sandilands]

I'm with oldreloader and cagstorm........ Schrade sharpfinger. I think they went under and have to find a few more, I want one for my son when he's old enough. I also like the buck folding knives.

 

[Huaco]

ttt

 

[Dub]

My Dad gave me this knife when I was eleven years old. It was made by a friend of his, Dr. Tim Britton, who made custom knives for many years.

I was a special gift coming from Dad, as he wasn't big on hunting. I kept it tucked away until I was old enough to begin hunting with his approval.


It's a great little skinner.

The other knife is a storebought Browning knife that has done reasonably well, too. The gut hook makes quick work of field dressing deer.

 

[gfish]

Bark River Highland

Everyday carry/ general use: Sypderco Native plain edge

 

[LXhuntinPA]

Dont have any pictures but out of all the 50 some hunting knives I have I always carry my Buck Knives Ranger 112.

 

[swackhamer]

kershaw Whirlwind:thumbs_up