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Hunting season is here, what cutlery are you taking to the field with you?
For deer hunting I'm planning to take a Havalon Piranta Wyoming Saw, Buck paklite Gut Hook, Randall Model 5-4, and Case CV Trapper. I always take the havalon packed in my bag in case I forget other cutlery.
For rabbit hunting with my daughter I am planning on taking a Case Trapper, Cutco game shears, and maybe a Randall #8 or 5.
For my son's first backpacking trip I took a Case Trapper in stainless.
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I'm starting archery season with this Charles May... Others will sub in here and there.
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I’m starting archery with an Ingram B&T #1. I’ll keep carrying that until I bloody it. Then I’ll go to either an Ingram Lite Hunter or Winston 43.
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I really like the Charles May knife.
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Why do you need a knife for rabbits. Grandfather taught me how to clean them without anything but water to rinse them off. George
Dad always said, "Nadie Nacio Ensenado" (No One Was Born Taught)
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Maybe I'm missing something but, how do you remove the head and feet without a knife? This is my method. https://youtu.be/5Uj68y0pefo
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What kind of Buck 110? I'm a huge 110 fan.
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If you like Buck 110's, this one from the Buck Custom Shop goes hunting occasionally. Buckeye burl, nickel bolsters and pins, S30V blade...
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Maybe I'm missing something but, how do you remove the head and feet without a knife?
You can pull off the skin, break and pull off the feet, twist and pull off the head, and split open the stomach to remove most of the innards with just your hands with rabbits.
BUT...... you should always have a knife or two handy.
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I'm sticking with a knife for rabbits.
Tim, I do need to get your knife to the field. I anxious to experience the M4's performance, especially after reading the thread on M4.
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Most use will be Gene Ingram Yellow Jacket along with his #1 Semi Skinner.
A Charles May Bobwhite gets a fair amount of use as well.
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A Ruana and Buck Vanguard + a couple knives made for me a some friends.
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MOGC That is a gorgeous 110!
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A couple of Mike McCarter's knives. Either the belt knife or the Kephart.
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My new Buck 117 & 212 to see how I like them, might throw in a 105 too, but always bring my favorite- a 103.
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New buck 110 alum drop point in 30sv.
Otherwise my dads kinfolks 380.
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KA-BAR USMC version or ColdSteel SRK.
Gerber Freeman Guide folding.
Cheap, but very sharp (ened).
Knowing there are very high quality knives available, have not yet determined which ones I should acquire.
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