Huntin with your Traditional Knives

[556hunter]

Since we have a "Fishin with your Traditional Knife" thread, I thought I'd start one for hunting
So post em if you got em!

I actually had this #23 in bubinga in my pocket for both of these hunts.

 

[Kperla]

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[Jsega51]

Squirrel hunting:



Archery deer hunting:



Rifle deer hunting:



Late season Grouse hunting:



Clay Pigeon hunting:

 

[StrayRound]

That knife made short work of cleaning all those clay pigeons!

 

[Jsega51]

That knife made short work of cleaning all those clay pigeons!

Still shaved hair off my arm after all that work too!!

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Here is a pic from late bow season and about 18 feet up a red oak

Chris

 

[Lhpanther]

This one from Ben Seward never left my side this deer season. I think I dressed 7 deer without ever having to sharpen it.

 

[Chris Montgomery]

One more.

Chris

 

[Chris Montgomery]

The image is blurry but it was what I had that day.

Chris

 

[Chris Montgomery]

Last one. This was turkey season.

Chris

 

[Captain O]

That's why they make knives! I love to see the results of cleaning game. Blood, intestines and blades. It's been that way since time began.

 

[556hunter]

Come on y'all, let's see some more pics

 

[556hunter]

Surely more than just a few go hunting

 

[johnny twoshoes]

A good morning with the 22. and a few bushytails.

 

[Old Hunter]

Surely more than just a few go hunting

Thats true!

I'm using a Marbles Sport drop point design in this picture - which is my favorite drop point design (though I usually prefer a clip blade of some form). OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Case 3247H SS in South Dakota. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Buck 121 and a Buck 118 being used to clean spring gobblers (the Buck 121 was the better choice for this job - gonna use a Buck 105 next season). OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Buck 110 skinning a whitetail. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Buck 118 and recovered Core-Lokt bullets. OH

 

[Old Hunter]

Case 365-5 SS cleaning Whitetail. OH