Show Us Your Hunting Knife

[Grumpy gumpy]

I somehow missed this thread, I’ll try to get photos of my favourites, one of which is a Ted Mitchell, first time I used it I cut myself, another is a Canadian style skinner that I made years ago
Gumpy

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

I somehow missed this thread, I’ll try to get photos of my favourites, one of which is a Ted Mitchell, first time I used it I cut myself, another is a Canadian style skinner that I made years ago
Gumpy

@Grumpy gumpy
I have a couple of knives made by Ted. Nice knives that hold a brilliant edge. I was thet happy with mine I had Ted make one for my son. A beautiful Skinner based in the cold steel hunter.
Had him use NitroV steel. When I got it it was that sharp it would cut your eyeballs just looking at it.
Bob

 

[BeeMaa]

What’s better than buying your wife a Benchmade Osborne 9400 automatic? Buy one for yourself. I almost went for the magna-cut stainless but the burnt copper color turned me off. Settled for a twin to my brides. Great everyday carry blade.

 

[mdwest]

Just finished this one up tonight… giraffe bone handles g[emoji[emoji6][emoji6]] pins (plus a mosaic pin), d steel… will take it to the deer lease next weekend and hopefully have a chance to give it a workout…

 

[BeeMaa]

Just finished this one up tonight… giraffe bone handles g[emoji[emoji6][emoji6]] pins (plus a mosaic pin), d steel… will take it to the deer lease next weekend and hopefully have a chance to give it a workout…

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Smart putting orange paracord on it. So many times I’ve come close to loosing a knife amongst the leaves on the ground.

 

[Jon Glajchen]

Had my rifle smith make a hunting knife to match the 300H&H that he built for me. The rifle is an early Sako (FN) Mauser. The knife is utilitarian with G10 handle scales.

 

[Jon Glajchen]

The reverse side!

 

[mdwest]

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Smart putting orange paracord on it. So many times I’ve come close to loosing a knife amongst the leaves on the ground.

Exactly why I did it lol… that brown stained giraffe bone will do me no favors I’m sure lol..

I thought about using orange kydex on the sheath as well, but my wife said it would be overkill lol

 

[Altitude sickness]

You can also use P-cord with reflective strips imbedded. Used in tent tie downs
It isn’t showing well here. But from a distance it’s very bright

 

[mdwest]

You can also use P-cord with reflective strips imbedded. Used in tent tie downs
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Ive got some like that except its black with the reflective material sewn into it.. I use it for lashings/tie downs for our tent.. which has saved me more than once when stepping out at 3 AM in a half asleep stupor looking for a place to pee lol..

headlamp and reflective thread paracord are a must have in camp

 

[Altitude sickness]

When coming back to your tent at night. Your tent stands out like a beacon