Best knife?

Buck 110 Its been on almost ever hunt with me over the years and has gutted 100s of deer.

 

I bought a $10 clearance gerber gut hook fixed blade knife about 7 years ago. Since then it has seen double digit gut jobs. The cheap vinyl sheath it came with has since fallen apart but the knife itself is just fine and holds an outstanding edge. I expect, short of losing it, I’ll be using it for many years to come.


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Buck Titanium.

 

Buck omni hunter

 

https://www.knifecenter.com/item/FT...de-orange-polymer-handle-black-polymer-sheath

Small, sharp, easily resharpened, bright handle for when you set it down, solid plastic handle, and sheath so easy to clean, pommel to keep your hand from slipping onto blade. Best part $10.

 

Been looking at these, just can't make my mind up on wich one. I am looking into getting a new bow built this year and want to use the same woods in my new knife handle.. Think it would be kinda cool.

 

Case M3FINN SS

 

Buck Vanguard

I've been using one of these for close to 30 years. At some point it's going to be my son's hunting knife... or maybe I'll buy him a new one and keep the one I have for a future grandson, when its time for me to pass the torch.



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You’ll be happy with Rapid River Knife Works. The skinner model works quite well.

 

I stopped by there place a couple years ago, and was impressed on the quality of there knives. This one looks sweet.

 

I have been using a Buck Selector for years. Those rapid River knives look really nice!

 

Bark River Knives are nice too. Not far off US-2 in Escanaba by the river.

 

https://warehousewise.com/products/...tvcy5tVyjri-GqA_ttY_HYmSHBXoGog8aAjCZEALw_wcB


Saw, gut hook, and blade in 1.