Archers pocket knife

[Gil]

[Gdpolk]

I pretty much only carry two folders anymore:
1) Leatherman Juice S2 for EDC
2) Leatherman Charge TTi for woods time (I like the saw, eyeglasses driver, and slightly beefier pliers in the woods)

I'll also slap a fixed blade that I made on my belt when heading to the woods.

[mangonboat]

Since the OP question was an archer's knife? my EDC is not the knife I carry to the range, roving or bowhunting. I carry a Buck 112 for gutting and skinning but use my original Leatherman about 1000 times as often for pulling heads out of trees, tightening screws on stands, stools, quivers, changing screw in heads, holding hot inserts, cutting off old feathers, cutting wire, pulling knots tight, leather repairs, etc.

[nek4me]

Have been using a Case Hammerhead for more than 30yrs. Similar in design to the standard folding Buck and was gifted to me by whomever lost the tackle box I recovered from about 6ft of water in a local pond.

Also have carried a Swiss Army for the utility it offers about as long.

Though not a pocket knife I recently got a Hunt'n Fisch, a small all purpose fixed blade designed by the late Larry Fischer of TBM. It's made by CRKT and sales of it support Pancreatic cancer research.