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Thread: Best hunting knife unders $100?

  1. 11-07-2022, 10:45 PM #1
    jpurdon
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    Question Best hunting knife unders $100?

    Hi all, looking for a hunting knife for skinning/boning out. Can be simple as just has to be durable and hold an edge. What has worked for you guys?
    Btw with my budget im not too fussed on aesthetics although thats a bonus. Would take durability over looks all day
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    greenriver bushmans friend...or knifcut version of same...or victorinox version


    or go really cheap and buy a $16 bacho
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    greenriver bushmans friend...or knifcut version of same...or victorinox version


    or go really cheap and buy a $16 bacho
    MD you forgot the Mercator

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    Bahco
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    Opinel or mercator
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    Victory?

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    Yea I had a mercator but lost it. Like the compact/small design. Will have a look into the others. Cheers
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    x2 Bachos* and a victoriox boning knife for using at home for boning out/butchery.

    Total of ~$80. That leaves $20 in the budget for a sharpening steel from the local op-shop. My personal theory on that is getting an old steel, I've found they are often better quality steel.

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    * So when you loose the first one you'll have a spare.
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    Mercator is the go. The Bahco's are pretty impressive for the money also, especially when new, but keep in mind it seems only certain people will ever be proficient at sharpening a scandi grind and I for one am not one of those people
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    I have played around reshaping and adjusting knives for years to find the perfect blade.... As near to it as it gets, I reckon is the Victory 'Narrow curved Boner 13cm' Hollow Ground. Code 2 72013HG200. Go for the blue handle
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    Quote Originally Posted by jpurdon View Post
    Hi all, looking for a hunting knife for skinning/boning out. Can be simple as just has to be durable and hold an edge. What has worked for you guys?
    Btw with my budget im not too fussed on aesthetics although thats a bonus. Would take durability over looks all day
    Cheers
    Mercator copy from Farmlands, $12 each, get a couple.
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    Get a bahco I got mine for $12 from gorge Henry on Manchester st about 6 weeks ago. They are impressive for $12 used it to skin and bone out a couple of tahr, brilliant I don’t think I’ll buy an expensive knife again
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    Victory 4" drop point hunter, 6" curved boning knife, or 6" outdoors knife (same as Bushaman's friend). You could buy the 3 and be under $100...

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    I love the little NZ-made Victory Drop Point Hunter knives. This colour should make it harder for me to lose in the bush.... I'm definitely a function over form person... Bought directly from Victory for $25 ($10 cheaper than anywhere else) plus $9.99 postage and overnight delivery.... You don't need expensive knives for hunting....
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    Like the look of that!
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