Stalking knife

[Gimli 0]

I'd try the EKA - had it demonstrated to me by an experienced stal;ker and I'm about to buy one.

 

Gerber aren't bad either.

[bagforthebadgers 0]

What are your thoughts on a good stalking knife? I am a female so only have little hands. I am thinking of spending between 100 and £200 on something special. any ideas guys on shape and size?

Regards caz

 

Why spend that when theres perfectly good knives available at a much cheaper price!

Check these knives out - Kuhn Rikon colori knife.

 

This knife is around £5!! Blade stays sharp, it comes in different colours, orange is the best as it is the most visible if dropped! Even if you do manage to lose it, £5 not too much of a loss!

 

Check it out.

 

Cheers,

BFTB

[the wise man 4]

IF YOUR LOOKING OF A GOOD STALKING KNIFE LOOK UP REMMY HE THE MAN :gunsmilie:SAY THE WISE MAN

[mj robson 8]

Brusletto do very good knives.

 

I also have a Mora frost which I bought for £10 which is as good as any I've had.

 

Mark.

[HUnter_zero 58]

Have a look at one of these, but I would recommend the rubber handle version.

http://www.bds.org.uk/iqs/dbitemid.281/sfa.view/knives_and_sharpening_systems.html

John

Edited January 24, 2010 by HUnter_zero

[waidmann 105]

the best knives i have owned were made by gerber.last a lifetime.

had a good one from helle( 3 layered steel) about £60 i think?

 

i would not spend so much on a knife.

[whin 463]

after a lifetime offishing hunting i think gerber the odd buck , some of the scandanaivain knives ,ive made afew in my time as ahobby useing knive blades from afew companys i would say use areplaceble one in the feild and if you are dressing it out in yard keep the good expensive one for in the garden , ie alway have alitle diamond sharpener handy to ,for butchering etc

[flytie 1]

I use a drop point Gerber for skinning and a Frost's Mora (green) for other work. I used them both this morning dressing a roe doe and i can't practically see any reason why i would want another knife, as these two are really good.

 

Although, being a bit of a knife tart, i am sure I will buy a Cutco sooner or later.

 

ft