best knife I've ever had

[MRP]

Cheep, works good, but ugly. I've had it for over 15 years and has skinned more than 20 moose, 2 passes on both sides with a point file and I'm good to go. File and knife still under $20 at the Northern Hardware in PG.


http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/data/500/medium/knife.jpg (http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/showphoto.php?photo=9126&size=big&cat=500&ppuser=2972)

[Wolfman]

Niiiiice.

Nothing like a reliable, sharp blade, eh?. Here's one of mine - Its light, holds an edge like you wouldn't believe and sharpens up easily!

Wolfmanhttp://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/data/500/medium/Tanto.jpg

[wildprotien]

Looks like a Frost knife, I use my Frost more than my Puma.

[silvicon]

I had a finnish knife i bought in 83 of a finnish soldier while on tour.
10 or so years ago, one of Canada's finest dec. he needed my pack more than i do.
this knife did a deer with one sharpening (gutting, skinning and quatering).
never found such a good knife again.
I use a Victorinox now.

[boxhitch]

My guess is a Mora knife. Good carbon steel, apparently built in bulk for the fish processing industry. Easy to sharpen. I have one that has become really corroded by apple juice, but still cuts fine.

[todbartell]

I love the $15 frost knives

[Chuck]

I'll agree on those Scandahoovien knives. Mora and Frost are quite similar and can't be beat for the money and if you lose it you don't have to cry a lot
either.

[Hoytster]

The new Outdoor Edge Swing Blade is awesome!...had to buy 6 of them for gifts.....check it out on their website or stop in and see Bartell in Vanderhooters...

[Fisher-Dude]

My guess is a Mora knife. Good carbon steel, apparently built in bulk for the fish processing industry. Easy to sharpen. I have one that has become really corroded by apple juice, but still cuts fine.

Apples? You are a Master Baiter! :lol:

I've got a couple of old Mora/Frost knives, and they still see lots of duty. We used to buy them from a Royalite gas station - how friggin' old is THAT? :biggrin:

[grumpy]

I have two favourites coleman western fixed blade for moose and elk 20yrs
and a normark big swede lockback for deer and small stuff 30yrs both are easy to sharpen and hold an edge
http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/data/500/IMGP0027_44_resize2.jpg

[Rod]

I have BuckLite folding knife that takes and holds a great edge but my trusty swiss army officers knife I traded a soldier for in Europe has skinned more game in 20+ years than any other knife I own.

My latest is destined to become my new favorite.. it's another Swiss Army knife with a gutting blade that will open a deer or moose so fast it is amazing..

http://www.knife-depot.com/knife-34936.html?src=product_stock_alert&src1=in_stock

Rod