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Nitro Custom Knives. It took care of this entire raghorn from field to locker without a touchup.
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Wasn't sure about 'fair use', so here's just a link:

Compact, light, and sufficient


Been using somethings like this for 40 years.


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cmg, I've been thinking of using the smaller of the three Victorinox knives in your picture having used them in the kitchen for years but was wondering how you carry it - do you simply stick it in a blade protector and then in your pack or have you made a sheath/scabbard for it?

Have considered getting a simple scabbard made that holds two of them.

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I use a variety of knives:

Wayne Clay folder;
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A pair of Randalls:
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Randall fishing knife:
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Just foolin' around knife:
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Geeman,

I made fixture to my packframe for mine to ugly I will not post a pic of it.

Fashioned in the field - just two slaps of wood taped together and onto the strap.

Works, if it does not look good.

There was however a gentleman somewhere in the US that made the neatest kydex neck sheaths for these knifes.

I really great idea - I just do not have a link. Perhaps someone can help out?


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My prefered one, Chris Reeve's Ubejane. The best steel I ever had. It still shaves after field dressing 5 deer.
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A Marbles drop point design I bought while visiting Smokey Mountain Knifeworks in 2003 - has become my favorite skinning knife.


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Nice choice on the 'foolin' around' pistol, too......

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hclark...Another Randall Model 7..5"...for the last 38 years!!, I'm on my third sheath... grin

Just visible in right side of pic..

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More visible...

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My Wildswalker knife. Lignum vitae scales.
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It field dressed this wild boar like it had zippers
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Can't post pics from my computer on this site. frown

My current processor is that Alpha with the CPM S30v steel- sweet. Not the best handle but its light, the saw is handy and its the only knife I've owned that can do 2 elk without touchup.

I have a little Dozier folder in D2 but haven't had a chance to use it much


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The C48 Wegner (Bottom) is a gem. Done 5 caribou at a setting without resharpening. The Middle Impala is for Moose (better skinner) and the Ocelot (Top) is an amazing blade.

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LOve them pics folks!!!

I appreciate you sharing grin

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2 of my favorites.
the littler one did 3 cow elk last season without a touch up.
skinned and quartered.

they're made by a guy local, named bear goode.
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and some meat.
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i have four steks this is the one i use the most [Linked Image]


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INGWE,
I ordered that Randall 7-5" with the ebony handle at the Randall shop in 1964 and received it in 1965. I think they are up to about a 4 yr waiting list now.


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Hopefully this one will keep me from loosing another knife skinning moose!!! Bill Levengood Big game Hunter S30V

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Dozier

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Two Bill Middlebrook's

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Originally Posted by hclark
INGWE,
I ordered that Randall 7-5" with the ebony handle at the Randall shop in 1964 and received it in 1965. I think they are up to about a 4 yr waiting list now.


hclark: did they do the checkering on that Model 7 ?? Also just noticed in your pic of the Randall fishing knife...is that a Heiser Sheath??

Veddy Cool... cool

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Here's some I put together myself and use. CH


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