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I've had many a knife, but I always gravitate back to using my Case XXX blades on deer.
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Always have my Case as well as a small neck knife.
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Been using this forever.
Money can't buy you happiness, but it can buy you a hunting license and that's pretty close.
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usually a small folder with about 2" blade.
Think it's a Buck
great for going blindly elbows deep for that 'corrugated' wind pipe
a pelvic canal with a full bladder of deer piss is no place to be swinging a Rambo knife
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I've got the Case leather hunter, and a smaller one That goes with it, here is the well weathered set.
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Campfire Ranger
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1972 vintage Puma 970 Game Warden.
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Used a small case like above forever. It is retired for a nice piece of 1084 by Ed Caffrey. An EBK drop point.
What does it mean when the primers fall out of the case?
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Whatever is in my pocket. Most often a Case pocket knife, but always an American made pocket knife of some sort.
Democracy is not freedom. Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to eat for lunch. Freedom comes from the recognition of certain rights which may not be taken, not even by a 99% vote. *Marvin Simkin* L.A. Times (1992)
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My favorite field dressing/skinning knife. I've tried others, but keep coming back to it.
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Guns don't kill people, it's mostly the bullets
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I was following that thread on the knife forum. Beautiful work and glad you got one.
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Any old sharp pointed, medium sized, lock bladed jackknife. Sharpened real sharp. Easy to carry and so what if you are 3 miles away and remember that you left it laying by the gutpile!
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I am a bit of a knife slut so I have been using several over the past few years. However my long time favorite was a old folding western with a composite handle and a clip blade about 4" long. A couple of years ago the nylon sheath was getting battered and I was afraid I would lose it so I replaced the sheath with a new one. Of course the belt loop on the new one failed and lost both the knife and the sheath the first time out. I did manage to replace it recently with the magic of ebay so I will probably continue to use it.
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same gerber 3 1/2" folding knife for past 36 years.
-ken
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The same Buck 110 I've been using since 1976.
Fall seven times, stand up eight.
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Helle Jagermeister, got it from my wife for my 33rd birthday this year. Used it on 26 big game critters so far and I absolutely love it!
Beware of any old man in a profession where one usually dies young.
Calm seas don't make sailors.
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I have used a buck 119 since 1991, I have tried others and keep coming back to the buck. It holds an edge very well, as I am a "splitter" I desire the longer blade. GRF
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I have 2 Kauffman hunting knives and I rarely use them. I always have my leatherman on my belt and it holds an edge as good as anything I have found. The saw blade will make quick work of the brisket as well...
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