I use a Buck Vanguard with the rubber grip.

Seems like the one I carried most last year was a Cold Steel Bushman.Big but gets scary sharp.I chopped limbs cut down small trees cleaned deer and could not dull.

I will be carring my Lin Rhea sheephorn.

QuoteOriginally posted by BowHuntingFool:
My Robtattoo knife went on every hunt with me last season and will do so for season to come! I used this to gut my sons first deer this past season!

   

You're killing me.  

I want one of these RobTattoo Huntsmans so bad it hurts - and yet, to the best of my knowledge, he's not back to making them yet.  

I hate patience.

As to the OP's question, my current knife is a Buck Alpha Hunter.  

 

Well, on my black bear hunt I'll have a USMC Ka-Bar... just in case. Usually I just carry a Kershaw lock blade.

My everyday, no matter the day, pocket carry is a Boker Walker design folder. ATS34 is a great steel for holding and renewing the edge.
When hunting, on the belt, is a Beretta Loveless design, stag handle and... Loveless. Probably the closest I'll ever get to one. This is a Stag Handle and replaced the Schrade Loveless, I carried before this one. I'm a sucker for the Stag handles. This thread rekindles the "too many knives" desire. Like some others, I have a "couple of other ones"...

I carry my old Gerber, I think I had this knife for 33 years. It's the folding model with the brass handle and Shedua inserts.

My Grandpa's old knife is always with me when I hunt.

Benchmade, carries a great edge.

For deer, a Knives of Alaska Cub with stag handle and an old Schrade folding knife with a skinning type blade. If I can find it. For small game, a Western fixed blade small game knife.

Cold Steel Trailmaster. And my favorite skinning knife.

Alot of Nice looking Knifes,I will be carrying a Rubber Handled Buck with a Gut Hook that My Marine Son gave me for Christmas last year,Good Luck Fella's,it won't be long now,

Kurt

Old Timer Little Finger

Havalon Piranta.

Waiting on a knife from Skullworks.  This is as hard as waiting on a new bow...

Im not hunting yet, but I walk around with this one most of the time, and always when in the woods! Was made for my father by a local smith.



Believe the wood is firebirch with a 3 inch blade.

when hunting I carry a Boker staghorn..daily I carry a kershaw onion I always have a knife at my side..

I have 2 that go with me.

A Knives of Alaska Light Hunter Mini Skinner/Cleaver with the Cub Bear Caping Knife  http://www.knivesofalaska.com/catalog/prod_display.aspx?from=Combination%20Sets&cat=Combo%20Light%20Hunter  that is a sweet combination that has cleaned & skinned a many of critters in the 9 years I've had it.

The other is a Neck knife that I got from  www.trackofthewolf.com  which is fashioned after a small French trade knife w/ neck sheeth.

Been carrying this for 17 years now. It was given to me by my foster father shortly before I left Finland to go to the US to join the Marine Corps. I have carried it with me ever since. Like an earlier poster mentioned sheaths of the Scandinavian type and the ring and loop type all fold if you fall so you don't break a rib or get bruised from you knife etc.

When in the outdoors I have an AG Russel Gentleman's folding hunter with a Tallonite blade in the pocket; very light and cobalt has legendary edge holding ability. I carry a buck 120 on a caribiner hooked to the front of my day pack, as I don't carry a pistol. yep mainly for protection and any big jobs that come up, and is also about the lightest big knife you can get cheap. I also have a Knives of Alaska cleaver with a stag handle and several other tacticals with S60V blades as part of the truck/camp reserve gear. I also bring a buck skinner which I used when I skinned for a game processing place in Casper a "few" years ago, it has skinned a "few" animals.
One of Ron's hawks would also make an excellent tool and great protection, better than a knife for sure. I might have to get one of those sometime.