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Since I can't find a Kingfisher to buy and Gene is retired, what custom maker makes a comparable 5" blade?
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Charlie May makes the 'skipjack'... ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/c124/huntsman22/tools/IMG_3661_zps97ce053e.jpg)
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That Charles May would be my choice of the makers I'm familiar with. There is a factory option. The Benchmade Custom Shop will put a Meatcrafter together for you. Check the custom Meatcrafter out.
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I always wanted a May Buk95, I'll check out the skipjack. I have been eyeing the Meatcrafters. Thanks for the suggestions.
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I heard that Jud has an unused one he's dying to sell. Make him a low ball offer! 
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+another on the skipjack...
I’ve got one with a 5” blade.
I missed out on the kingfisher.
But....
Don’t forget about a lil dumplin!
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Personally, I like the skipjack handle better....
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mully, I have a Buk95. It is in my pack right now waiting to go to work this weekend. If you ever get your hands on one you'll like it. Also, in my last email exchange with Gene I asked about a Kingfisher and he said he might work a few up for sale. I had one and like a dumbass I sold it. I did that with the thought of ordering another one but that didn't happen before Gene had his accident.
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Folks (including me) tend to overlook the Dozier K-23 in these boning knife discussions. I picked one up at the BLADE show a while back in .110ish CTS-XHP at just over 5". Works like a...Dozier. Daniel Crotts is also making a variant of this design and has always been good to customize.
And, of course, I have to mention Phil Wilson. If you can get him to make you one a short/stiff Shelter Cove would last generations. I'm using a 5.5ish" Punta Chivato now for most boning chores.
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I agree the Dozier is overlooked, I like their single finger groove handle as it is very comfortable and controllable in my hand. I prefer a 4.5-5” blade for most chores, field dressing deer included. It just fits my technique. To me finding a blade in that range is harder. I know most custom makers will tweak their designs. My K-23 is a little too long for general use for me (it is a great boning knife). The Little Dumpling is great, too. I love me a tapered tang. I’m going to seriously consider a Skipjack. Any idea if May does kydex sheaths? I used to hate them but like to be able to throw a knife that had just been wiped off in the field into a sheath that can be rinsed out. Do I need a Kingfisher? Hell no, but I want one!
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The Skipjack is a great pattern but I think it normally comes with a 4.5" blade, at least mine did. Charlie would probably stretch it for you though. I agree with Hunts, I prefer the skipjack handle to the kingfisher's. . It just fits me better. My one gripe about the Skipjack is that the blade stock is pretty thick, too thick for this type of knife, IMHO. I tried to get Charlie to make mine out of .100 to .110 stock and he didn't want to. It still makes a great knife for breaking down a critter but I'd prefer thinner once I start using it in the kitchen deboning and taking off silver skin. My kingfisher (which may have been MOGC's first) is a lot thinner and I really prefer it. Rick's Lil Dumplin is excellent in the field but a little short for the butchering table, at least to me. Not knocking it, it may be one of the best all around knives I've ever used. Tim Olt also makes a really nice 5" boner that would be worth considering. Here is a pic of the four I mentioned side by side, maybe it will help you in your decision. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/28Bb0Y0W/20221117-101615.jpg)
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The Benchmade meatcrafter looks like a nice knife as well if you don't mind a production knife.
One of the Phil Wilson knives might be the grail for this type of knife, like Journeyman said, the trouble is getting one.
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The Skipjack is a great pattern but I think it normally comes with a 4.5" blade, at least mine did. Charlie would probably stretch it for you though. I agree with Hunts, I prefer the skipjack handle to the kingfisher's. . It just fits me better. My one gripe about the Skipjack is that the blade stock is pretty thick, too thick for this type of knife, IMHO. I tried to get Charlie to make mine out of .100 to .110 stock and he didn't want to. It still makes a great knife for breaking down a critter but I'd prefer thinner once I start using it in the kitchen deboning and taking off silver skin. My kingfisher (which may have been MOGC's first) is a lot thinner and I really prefer it. Rick's Lil Dumplin is excellent in the field but a little short for the butchering table, at least to me. Not knocking it, it may be one of the best all around knives I've ever used. Tim Olt also makes a really nice 5" boner that would be worth considering. Here is a pic of the four I mentioned side by side, maybe it will help you in your decision. There's my baby! If you are tired of it by now I'll gladly take it off your hands. 
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My Olt is a dandy, but a little shy of 5"... ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/c124/huntsman22/IMG_5523.JPG) Another one I really like is jelky's boner... ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/c124/huntsman22/tools/.highres/IMG_0779_zps4hy7s3vj.jpg) ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/albums/c124/huntsman22/tools/.highres/IMG_E3985_zpszl2boae6.jpg)
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MOGC,
Sorry buddy, she is staying with me! I just cleaned up 4 backstraps with it this morning.
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I didn't realize Tim had two different size boners...
I like that one from JElky. Very nice.
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probably a deal can be had on a benchmade next week somewhere with all the black friday deals happening
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Really good thread. Not a knife discussed (or pictured) a fellow couldn't be happy with for a lifetime. Some great knowledge/experience here.
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I agree this is an outstanding thread. Anyone have contact information for j elky?
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I agree this is an outstanding thread. Anyone have contact information for j elky? He is a member here and that is his handle. You can PM him
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I’d look no further than Gene’s teacher David Winston, he makes a fine blade!!
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I tried emailing Winston a while ago and got no reply.
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I tried emailing Winston a while ago and got no reply. I don’t know for sure, But seems like he posted on FB he’s slowed down a lot.. maybe health issues to blame. I met David once at his shop to pick up some knives. Really nice guy.. Asked him about Gene , he told the story... Asked him about Charlie... He laughed, said its according to who you ask who taught who... 🤣😂🤣
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I know that I'm glad to have picked up one of Gene's 'small boner's when I had the chance... ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/c124/huntsman22/IMG_0143.JPG) ![[Linked Image from hosting.photobucket.com]](https://hosting.photobucket.com/images/c124/huntsman22/IMG_0063.JPG)
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C'mon Jud, post up a fuggin pic already of that Kingfisher I covet!
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Here's one of my Kingfishers...No finger groove custom as a 6 knife set: ![[Linked Image]](https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/ubb/download/Number/138182/filename/IMG_0032.JPG) I have a couple others...will look for pics...
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My only Kingfisher ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/rskYdvhP/image0.jpg) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/3RpcxKZG/image1.jpg)
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Double wow! Those are nice.
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I don’t have one….
But believe GWB does,
Ken Honeycutt Dorado…
Ken learned from David and Gene
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That last Oelke is a looker!
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My only Kingfisher Holy [bleep], that is beautiful! I have a picture somewhere with Gene's tapered tangs lined up with Herron, Denning, Menefee and Loveless tapered tangs. Will post it if I can find it...but, bottom line is Gene has MAD freaking skills!! If you ever want to trip that knife please PM me!!!
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Journeyman, Thanks, but not likely I will flip as it's part of a set. Dano ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/fbTJjLPc/PXL-20220826-134253148.jpg)
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Who doesn't like a nice tight tang ? Wait..what? ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/7hDv0CsD/image1.png)
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You sexy little tease, you...
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OP Another Oelke that may fit the bill. Apologies as I've posted these pics before.. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/NfDyymJs/PXL-20210512-230428082.jpg)
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You sexy little tease, you... Rotten!
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I know that I'm glad to have picked up one of Gene's 'small boner's when I had the chance... Mine... ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/4NszpNMP/C91-A8-E70-C86-E-42-CE-B28-C-A9-A3-A16-AEF91.jpg)
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I just scrolled through this thread,some very nice knives !
Have a Kingfisher in my gun safe,I bought it here. Been handled ,but never used as far as I know. I look at it once and a while, think about selling it and put it back in the safe.
I either need to make it used or sell it...Hmmm...
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Journeyman, Thanks, but not likely I will flip as it's part of a set. Dano Absolutely beautiful set of knives.
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I know that I'm glad to have picked up one of Gene's 'small boner's when I had the chance... Mine... Always like how David and Gene jigged the scales. That’s a good looking knife!
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Journeyman, Thanks, but not likely I will flip as it's part of a set. Dano As nice as any set of knives on the Fire. Yowzers. Simplistic beauty in design, and the wood is absolutely stellar. Nice you were able to make a score for three sets of scales like that. Just beautiful.
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I'd prefer thinner once I start using it in the kitchen deboning and taking off silver skin. I really like the "Catfish" pattern I bought from Dale Howe for removing facia/silver-skin. That tucked-over tip stays under the silver-skin really well. The 1st Catfish I saw was on here and made by Menefee. I know Vince had one on here earlier this year by Miller as well.
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I tried emailing Howe also a while ago and didn’t get a reply so I wasn’t sure if he was making knives anymore. I’m not on Facebook or instagram and it seems like that is how most communicate now. I have a big fillet from him that is not the catfish pattern that is a cutting beast. I do like the catfish pattern.
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Either way is nothing but top shelf.
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Either way is nothing but top shelf. I’m good with either…. Both look great.
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I have a few Ingram's and I actually use them. Probably worth more if I didn't but its why I bought them! Nothing like using a finely crafted tool for it's intended purpose.
I used to send them to Gene to resharpen but now that he's retired do you guys have suggestions on who to send them too? I sharpen most of my knives and do a decent job. But when Gene puts an edge on it is sharp and last like no other. Skinning and breaking down a moose without sharpening in the field is possible with one his knives! I ain't that good of a knife sharpener..
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C'mon Jud, post up a fuggin pic already of that Kingfisher I covet! You stop it Dan!!😂 ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/bwFCkMbD/1-B03-D359-43-B5-4825-B87-B-5218546-FA4-D7.jpg)
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Jelky’s boners are hard to beat, great craftsmanship, ergonomics, heat treat, just damn good workhorses. I’ve got 4 now, 1 I keep in the camp trailer, 1 in the kitchen and 2 in my huntin bag. Got 2 on order for Pards as Christmas gifts. 👊🏻 ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/FsYJ1B9n/471-ADF2-C-34-CD-4-E5-A-B9-AF-1-D1-CD7-BDD7-EF.jpg)
Ping pong balls for the win.
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Heads up that some Ingrams are being listed by Michigan Knives on ebay this week.
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Heads up that some Ingrams are being listed by Michigan Knives on ebay this week. And they’re gone.
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I don’t have one….
But believe GWB does,
Ken Honeycutt Dorado…
Ken learned from David and Gene I was fortunate enough to get the Dorado from GWB. It is even better than the pics show. Yea, it is sharp!!! Ken sent band-aids to GWB when he sent him the knife. (You can left click on the pic to get a better, bigger view) ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/8JH103Y1/IMG-0010-1.jpg)
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I know that I'm glad to have picked up one of Gene's 'small boner's when I had the chance... Mine... For sale boys? 😎
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Campfire Member
Joined: Nov 2021
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Any for sale boys and girls?
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