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  1. 20-06-2016, 05:19 PM #1
    huglife
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    Knifes for hunting

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    I'm getting into a bit of hunting looking at mostly deer and pig (stalking them, not with dogs).
    What knives do I need for field dressing a deer/pig and butchering them?
    I"m just starting up and am on a pretty tight budget..
    If you could help that would be mean
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  3. 20-06-2016, 05:23 PM #2
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    A short boning knife will sort everything you need, cost you roughly $30 plus a sheath to put it in.
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    Look at the Bahco knives at Mitre10 and the likes.
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    bacho on your belt and a Mercator folder in your daybag.......sorted.
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    Bahco as above and make your own from an old saw blade.
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    Somewhere there is a knife thread, some of us have a little bit of a problem.... Spend 10mins deciding which one to take
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  8. 20-06-2016, 07:29 PM #7
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    cheers team...
    I'll have a look into these bahco's as they fit my budget pretty well haha..
    I do have a soft spot for leather and wood though so can't promise I won't be tempted to spill a couple more pennys on a wooden handle!
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    Someone on here makes custom knives, can't remember their username, I'm sure someone can tag them
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    Another vote for Bahco, I have a fancy knife now but the only thing it does better than the Bahco is being a heavy little bugger
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    haha I'm not willing to throw down custom knife money..
    i was considering the svord boner knife but will probably just go with the bahco to keep my meat cheap
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    Knifes for hunting

    Bahco


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    Never used a bahco myself but they do seem to be a good place to start
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    Bahco


    She looks like shes in good nick, some good eating there!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    Somewhere there is a knife thread, some of us have a little bit of a problem.... Spend 10mins deciding which one to take
    Its easy, every hunt you come home from you take that knife off and put another one on, take week about turns, no problems here!!\

    I have just knocked up a sheath for a F Dick straight boning knife. Can supply knife and sheath for $125 plus postage if keen. Can post photos if you want

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    Wood and leather as well as custom will be $380 for this guy.


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