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A saw is totally under valued on a pocket knife. Its one of the reasons I love the swiss army farmer so much, plus the punch awl is just as handy. Never seen a schrade with a saw before. A friend gave me a 899 schrade premium slim stockman a few weeks ago that has a awl. Those old usa made schrades sharpen easy and hold an edge well.

These Winchester knives will saw a brisket open and finish the job.

They are good knives if you can find one.

Another well made double blade with a saw is the Coleman Western C102. It comes with a good leather sheath.




I also have one with black plastic handles.

My favorite hunting knife is my Spyderco Impala.

For daily use, I usually have a Japanese Made Spyderco Kiwi in my pocket.

Victorinox Farmer


Mora 2000

Loveless pattern BRKT in CPM3v.

for utility and quality, it's hard to beat this old Case XXChanger.

Chinese schit, from a schit-head.

That's so "clearly" a hunter's knife. Used for pics only, as is appropriate for the non-hunting, non-deer-killing moron that is Dumbass Don.

Same Chinese schit, posted twice, doesn't make it any better.

Same schit head poster, doesn't change that, either.

Do regale us on the multitudes of deer you've worked up with said knife - pics and dates required on each, of course.

I like the Buck 118, however it seems to come in and out of production. Similar in size to the Buck 102, but with a little more handle.

Here are two of my favorites, a BladeTech Pro Hunter with carbon fiber and a William Henry T12 CF.

Wish spyderco still made a Wegner model.

Everyday Carry




Most used on deer, Bolt Action, Dad’s hunting knife inherited.




The one most likely to get tossed in a pack or in the cup holder on trips




Mike

I think the best non-custom knife I own is the Bali-Song:







Travis

I received an Opinel #9 DIY stainless today. Kind of an interesting lock-blade utility knife to keep in your pack.

In the specialty knife section at www.opinel-usa.com

Opinels have been very good knives for a very long time. Light, sharp, dependable, feel good in the hand; hard not to like.

Bushcraft dudes seem to like opinels pretty well.

Another knife I would like to try is the peasant. Can't remember the name of the company that makes them.