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Favorite knife?

Started by Iowabowhunter, December 23, 2014, 05:56:00 PM

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Ray Lyon

I've always admired Jeff's (Tippet's) work with knives.  Simply beautiful.  Glad to hear you're feeling better Jeff.
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Pat B

There are my favorite knives...

The knife and sheath on the top, right was made by
Don Bruton(aka White Wolf), a blade smith from Pickens, SC, The one below that is an Atlanta Cutlery blade that a friend added the deer antler handle and gave to m for Christmas, 1988. I made the sheath. The hawk is from a railroad spine that Bobby Keller made for me, I made the sheath for it. Bobby also made the knife and sheath on the left, middle. I made the knife and sheath at the top left from a lawn edger blade. The knife and sheath below, left, was made by a friend and now resides in New Zealand with Jeff Bergoine.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

Bill Turner

My Keith Murr "Hunter" is usually on my belt or in my pack when I head out, and my Knives of Alaska "Muskrat" is in a neck sheath I got from Teresa Asbell. Great combination. If your not familier with the "Musk Rat" take a look. Keith Murr put one in his line of knives after seeing mine at a knife show a couple years back.    :campfire:

Shakes.602

Hokie Smokes Pat!!   THATis quite a Fine Collection!! Do ya carry them   ALL at once?? I would have to have a "Batman Utility Belt" and Suspenders to keep m'drawers up!!   :clapper:    :clapper:
"Carpe Cedar" Seize the Arrow!
"Life doesn't get Simpler; it gets Shorter and Turns in Smaller Circles." Dean Torges
"Faith is to Prayer what the Feather is to the Arrow" Thomas Morrow
"Ah Think They Should Outlaw Them Thar Crossbows" A Hunting Pal

curlis

My go to is a Puma Pro skinner.
Pick a spot and concentrate!

Rudy Cariello

Been using one like this since the 80's. No need for me to look any further.

Grohmann #1 Belt Knife

It's a good day for something.

Pat B

Just one at a time Shakes plus the hawk sometimes. My favorite is the Bobby Keller to the left center of the hawk but all have done their share.
Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes!
TGMM Family of the Bow

nineworlds9

Here's one I just added to the 'must have' list, Tops Cougar Claw.  3/16" thick full tang 1095 blade with a really nice textured finish, specs are great and looks like a great general purpose hunter-skinner:

52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
Horse Creek TAC, GA
TBOF

Fritz

Skinned 5 deer this yr with a cheap little Mora Classic #1 in a neck sheath. Think I gave $12 for it. Very impressed!!! When I eventually lose or destroy it, I won't even shed a tear!
God is good, all the time!!!

JDow3

I'm partial to ESEE knives. I like the way they perform and love the warranty. My fav for bush crafting is the ESEE laser strike and for over night or multi night hammocking camping I'll usually grab the ESEE 6.



In the past, I've used the ESEE 3 to field dress but this year,mi decided to try a little Gerber razor blade knife my best bud picked up for $5 at Menards. Honestly, I don't think I'll ever use anything other than this again. It worked great.


Ringneck

Since the sponsors are showing knives, here are two that I just finished for customers. I'm told they are favorites    :)   . The top knife is Chechen Burl and the bottom knife is Honduran Rosewood. They are both Autumn Hunter models, D2 steel.

 

 

iohkus

WOW!  Those are pretty! Shaped the way I like 'em.   :thumbsup:
Hmmmmm. I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I'm
not sure that what you heard is what I actually meant!

Tajue17

I have many old marbles knives some brand new still in the boxes but I still use my trusty edgemark from Germany the blade is the perfect size for me.

but while everyone is here does anyone know of a knife maker that will make me a true custom knife of my own design,,,, I find most knife makers have a common blade design which is usually the short fat drop point and that's it..  

I need a knife with a 6"X 3/4" blade and rounded handle it will look a lot like my edge mark mentioned above except have a British commando type oval rounded handle.
"Us vs Them"

limbolt

Just got an ESEE Izula-II and it's fast becoming my favorite.  :bigsmyl:

KyRidgeRunner

Case xx folding hunter!  I've skinned more animals with this knife than you can imagine!   It has two large blades in it and can get the job done!

hybridbow hunter

nothing fancy for me
Grohmann camp knife

La critique est aisée mais l'art est difficile.

beyondmyken

This is a deer dissecting machine.  The little serrated curved blade opens the belly like a zipper, much better than a gut hook.  The spear blade also locks.  Even has a tweezer to remove thorns.



maineac

here is mine.  Made it to match one of my bows, Cocobola and Bocote'.

The season gave him perfect mornings, hunter's moons and fields of freedom found only by walking them with a predator's stride.
                                                             Robert Holthouser

nineworlds9

Any of you use or have heard of Steven Tedford knives?  

He's a bladesmith in Canada I just discovered and his knives look too cool.  ATS34 heat treated blades.  Definitely on my must-have list.  Love the handle shape!

 
52" Texas Recurve
58" Two Tracks Ogemaw
60" Toelke Chinook
62" Tall Tines Stickflinger
64" Big Jim Mountain Monarch
64" Poison Dart LB
66" Wes Wallace Royal
            
Horse Creek TAC, GA
TBOF

T Sunstone

Ringneck, those are some pretty knives.  Thinking there might be one in my future.


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