Buck makes the 113 Fixed skinner. Absolutely love buck knives.

Shame that Benchmade is always over priced for absolutely no reason, I dig the old school wooden handles! Are there any other folders or fix blades under 4 inches you can recommend with wood handles? Thanks! 😎

The Bark River Drop Point kills every other knife on the table. Not only is it the most expensive on the table, but it is the best buy for your money because two generations of inheritors will praise your name for it.

Very good list, Well done sir! Only one left out was the ol Gerber Gator.... it along with the Case “Leather Stack” which u covered well bring back a lot of memories for me. I’ve upgraded over the years but they still live in my pack! 👍🏻👍🏻😎🤟🏻

Nice knives and really nice presentation! Thanks!

This is one of the better hunting knife list videos out there that I’ve come across.

I use my cold steel espada takes care of all my needs.

Great review….thanks. Was looking for advice on a folder to throw in my hunting coat.

I have the buck 110 with the brass bolsters.damn good knife and I love the leather sheath it came with

Really like that Bark River. Cold Steel Master Hunter or Ultimate Hunter for me tho 😊

I had a Gerber freeman years ago, back when they were made in the USA. Lost it in the field, unfortunately 😞

Wow really amazing Hurting knife reviews!!! :D

Give this man a raise !

i have been looking for a hunting knife to add to my collection, but then i just thought about the knife that i have and made with my grandfather when i was younger, still fits me today! cant tell you what kinda steel it is, but the wood is decent and made with love so, it's one of the best knives i have. he did give me one of his old case knives that he bought in the 50-60s, leather is still good to this day, but i do think that the blade is made out of aluminum, feels like it is!

BRKT Loveless design all day everyday 🔪

Love your videos. Looks like the Bark River Drop Point Hunter is no longer. Any suggestions? Would love a 2021 update of this video.

I use a Dozier Yukon skinner to get things started and cut the meat off the bone but I use an outdoor edge swing blade with a guthook blad and a skinning blade. the guthook blade is a game changer. I keep all of these razor sharp and don't use them on anything else. For finer skiing chores, I will occassionally use my Knives of Alaska caping knife which is perfect for the job. I have a short thick bladed custom knife that I use to break down joints with as well. A small meat saw by Outdoor edge rounds it out. Heavy game shears are good for ducks and upland birds along with the caping knife. Although you can do it all with one knife I have found it works much better and faster to use specific tools for different jobs.

For hunting cold steel Pendleton classic san mai, Lovelace hunter, or bark river guardless hunter just came out. For bushcraft skookum bushtool, spyderco bushcraft, or bcnw 01. EDC benchmade osbourne 940, benchmade bugout custom scales, or R2D2 "rat 2 in d2".

The Pendleton Hunter by Cold Steel is a nice choice too.

When i was a kid, I wanted a pocket knife. However, I never had one, since I had no use for it. Then a few years ago I found at a festival with my girlfriend a Swiss Army knife. It was on the ground, so I picked it up. Someone might have dropped it and didn't know it. Anyway, when I got home, I showed it to my girlfriend. I explained what I knew about the knife. Did you know it wasn't the first knife to have tools in the handle? You can look up the history. I used it for everything, mainly to open boxes. After about two years, I lost it. My girlfriend likes to order things from catalogs. She sends gifts on holidays to family, friends , etc. But she also orders things for herself as well. She likes to celebrate every holiday there is. Even on Valentines day she don't just give/send cards, she also buys gifts. Well the gift she got me was a Damascus blade hunting knife from the Stauer catalog. It's called the August hunting knife. You can look it up. So I explained it's made with different layers of metal.. Some knives and swords have as many as 300 layers. But I don't think this does. There's two, three, or four different alloys combined. The blade is very strong, and it has a very sharp edge that stays sharp for a long time. But it can also rust! So you need to take care of it. You can't just cut a lemon and leave the knife alone. You need to wash the blade, then completely dry it. I didn't know this at first, I looked it up. My birthday is a few weeks after Valentines, so I guess that's why she got it for me. I like it, I like it a lot, but I really have no use for it. Also it says on the box it contains led: wash hands after use. So i might send it back. I don't think the blade has led, and the handle is rapped in leather, so i think the pommel (the piece on the end) is made somewhat with led......who knows. So I 'm thinking about sending it back. I am going to buy myself a small fixed blade hunting knife, but in stainless steel. I want a good one. Not those knives that sell for $20 or $30 dollars. Do I want a clip point or a drop point? I certainly don't want any knife that looks military. You know, commando style. Do i need one? Well.......I do go camping from time to time.

I would buy that CRKT right now if I could get it with an AXIS lock.

Went with a buck persuit pro for under a hundred.

Dexter Russell Green river knifes ?

Ciao simpatico americano ottimo video saluti da italia

Cold steel???

Can you please explain how you opened the 110 one handed. I've been trying to do that for years.

I don't know why they would paint the handle in Camo colours ,, wouldn't that make it that much harder to find if it fell out of your pocket, I suggest a bright colour a yellow or a bright red which would make it almost impossible to loose,but what would I know I'm just a woman!

Puma should have made the list my dad has had a puma skinner for 40 years cleaned and skinned 100s of deer still sharp as ever best knife I have ever used

Wheres the old timer skinning knife??

Ill take all except for the benchmade😆😆😆!

10:20 what is that big hole in the blade for? Greetings from milano

Clip points are not so great for gutting or skinning,that upswept point pokes into everything. Go with a drop point design even cheap Herbert are great. I have used a $20 Ferber for 30 years on bear and deer,sharpens easy just not pretty. I only replace it with a German made Puma hunters pal because of the traditional look of the stag horn Handel. Harder to sharpen but holds an edge forever! Why no Puma in this review?

I’ve always wondered where the torx screw is on the buck 110🤔😩😫. Can’t even tune it, clean it, or properly lube it???????!

I like your list but Kershaw and old timer ! How did they or why did they fall off your list

No Benchmade Hidden Canyon, booo hiss.Only comes out at Hunting season for me.

I do believe thats walnut on the 110, not ebony

Bark River

I wish you said the actual price point

That last one is dangerous AF. I wouldn’t put it in my pack or use it.

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Wow, cold steel is absent. Ridiculous

Old timer

Half of them are not hunting knives. Do not fool people.

Umm... Can you put your face away sir?