Hunting Blade Suggestions?

[Derekmson]

Hey everyone,
I need a good hunting blade suggestions— something with solid edge retention, good balance, and built to last through tough seasons. I don’t mind investing a bit more if the quality’s there.
Lately, I’ve been eyeing some of the Noblie custom blade work, and it looks impressive — classic profiles with detailed finishes and premium materials. Anyone here actually used one of their blades out in the field?
Also any other recommendations.
Thanks

[whitlers]

I've been enjoying my North Arm Lynx and Mallard.
Frontiersmen makes some nice stuff too.

[Arctic Lake]

I really like knives and some of those custom or semi custom knives are a work of art !
Having said that easy to loose a knife when dressing out an animal .
I like Moras or a Victorinox

[HarryToolips]

I have an Outdoor Edge with replaceable blades, works great, have done lots of game with it..

[Bustercluck]

I have an Outdoor Edge with replaceable blades, works great, have done lots of game with it..

Yes this, along with a fixed blade knife.

There’s plenty of really good custom knife makers in Canada and one big shop that I always recommend in Nova Scotia called Grohmann. Their knives are the best I’ve used.

Here’s another Canadian option for a replaceable blade rig made in BC.

https://www.hutolifestyle.ca/collections/knives

[wideopenthrottle]

Hunting knife - Page 2 (huntingbc.ca)

[Muledeercrazy2]

I would be looking on a website dedicated to knives and blades, hard to think you will get great advice here.

[NORTHERN HUNTER]

Honestly pretty hard to beat a Morakniv, they are cheap as hell, Swedish steel, hold an edge like crazy, have bright colours and a robust bullet proof rubber non slip grip. They are function over and above everything. Sure you can spend $500 on. A knife but for $30 you can get a pretty decent one that does the trick. Save your money for optics and good bullets.

[moosinaround]

I use a fixed blade buck 105, that I got when I was 18 yrs old. I have 2 of those cheap Moras, which hone up very easily, and get sharp. I also have a outdoors edge razor knife, with the interchangeable blades. I have an oldtimer fixed blade, with the original sharade steel, but its a big ole thing, and hangs down to far on my hip. I have a havlon razor, which I use as a tag/document clip. moosin

[HarryToolips]

I would be looking on a website dedicated to knives and blades, hard to think you will get great advice here.

To the contrary, you get hunters on here that have first hand experience with certain makes and models..