I usually use a short sturdy fillet knife for all game birds. I picked up and Opinel Eff. 10 for this year. I haven't used it yet.
What knife are you toting to the turkey woods?
I'm kinda a knife knut.. I'll start.
(https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8585/16778526636_2226e715f7_c.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/ryEkq1)Turkey knife. (https://flic.kr/p/ryEkq1) by aaron_clark2 (https://www.flickr.com/people/130728319@N05/), on Flickr
"Ol" reliable buck knife...model 102
had it for over 30yrs.
http://www.buckknives.com/product/102-buck-woodsman-knife/0102FAM01/
AlMar SERE
Buck 110 folder that I use for deer.I have been thinking about getting a Havalon fillet knife or a good folding fillet knife for turkey
6"Fillet knife and a roughrider large muskrat.
What do you use to remove the thighs? I like to seperate my bird into quarters but I destroyed my grandmother's kitchen knife the last time I did that! :newmascot:
ive got a couple knives that i take to the woods one is a remington fast fixed blade or a bowie knife
Havalon piranha
Quote from: turkey_slayer on March 15, 2015, 02:23:08 PM
Havalon piranha
I just picked up one of these today, hope to try it out soon.
Yellow handle case trapper with cv blades
havalon piranha for me.
Case sodbusters junior
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G.L. Drew custom great knifes.
Quote from: Byhalia on March 15, 2015, 01:07:56 PM
"Ol" reliable buck knife...model 102
had it for over 30yrs.
http://www.buckknives.com/product/102-buck-woodsman-knife/0102FAM01/
the 102 is the best knife Buck makes. I have 3, the only knife I use in woods for big game. Turks though I often carry just a pocket knife
Buck Crosslock
Yellow handle Case trapper with cv blades!
That is what all knives are judged on around these parts.
Quote from: StrutStopper_71 on March 15, 2015, 03:50:40 PM
Yellow handle Case trapper with cv blades!
That is what all knives are judged on around these parts.
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Copy cat
Gerber Paraframe. In my back pocket everyday.
Quote from: StrutStopper_71 on March 15, 2015, 03:50:40 PM
Yellow handle Case trapper with cv blades!
That is what all knives are judged on around these parts.
Had to my granddaddy and daddy would not let me have nothing else when I was a kid. All I've ever had except for a few yellow handle sod buster jr's.
My turkey knife for several years has been a lock blade folding Puma Cub made in West Germany. It has a leather case that goes on my belt. It has breasted well over 100 gobblers and still looks almost new. It holds an edge like all Puma knives I have used.
Havalon Piranta.
Old Timer of some sort...I have about 30 all are good knives.
I scored big on this Chuck Richards knife.
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Puma Skinner
Quote from: ol bob on March 15, 2015, 02:57:54 PM
G.L. Drew custom great knifes.
X2. It's a backwoods dagger style. Forged 5160, deer leg bone handle, pewter bolster. Strutter.
Case Stockman with an Ichthyus symbol
Kershaw Blade Trader. Knife/Saw/Fillet blades all in one compact package.
Always in my pack.
On my belt... Esee Izula II
Carl Schlieper German Eye { Cooperhead }
My trusty old case xx trapper
:OGani: OLd Puma and a newer Benchmade. Fillet knife back home.
case sodbuster jr!
Outdoor edge lock back
Spyderco Bill Moran just like every other day
Benchmade 520 Presidio.
always have a warn out buck 501 small folder in my vest, and carry a shaving sharp 501 in my 501 jeans pocket every day. I get a new one every year and have for the past at least 15 years. same knife my dad older brother and now my 9 year old son carry. between us all we have probably carried well over 100 of these knives. actually gonna go buy a couple more this next weekend. gut and skin all our deer with them too.
Blind Horse Bird and Trout
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Bucklite 422 that I've been using since the early 1980s.
Jim
i carry a bucklite folder in my vest but clean em with a buck 105 and chicago cutlery filet knife
had all 3 since before i started turkey hunting 25 years ago
edit ... after looking at the pic again the knife i clean turkeys and skin deer with is the 105 pathfinder, not the 102
Buck 476T
3" blade, weighs 3 oz including the sheath, just the right size for a large bird.
Naturally Buck no longer offers it. :(
This is probably the closest that they currently offer.
http://www.buckknives.com/product/bucklite-max-small-knife/0673FAM01/
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Canadian belt knife made by Scott McLemore
cryo treated steel
One of the best knife designs ever......
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This little Buck 102
http://www.buckknives.com/product/102-buck-woodsman-knife/0102FAM01/
and my Ol Timer three blade pocket knife.
For the shear versatility, I usually carry a Leatherman PST multitool on my belt while hunting and go to my old Buck 102 when I am cleaning one at the house. My parents gave me that Buck knife on my 18th birthday over 40 years ago. I can't imagine being without it.
I really like that bird and trout.
Thanks, for posting the customs.
Last year, I breasted two birds with a Tony Bose Hunter. I told him if I ever got my hands on one of his knives I wouldn't let it be a safe queen.
(https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8635/16727157512_298888d9fa_o.jpg) (https://flic.kr/p/ru84as)Tony Bose (https://flic.kr/p/ru84as) by aaron_clark2 (https://www.flickr.com/people/130728319@N05/), on Flickr
small single blade buck
The same knife that I have carried every day for 15 years or so. A Case trapper with carbon blades and a yeller handle.
A many a critters have lost there hides to that knife.
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Carry this Western USA 640 (like the belt loop on the sheath) or my Case pocket knife
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Quote from: Treerooster on March 15, 2015, 03:01:20 PM
This...is a turkey knife. ;D
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That's nice....but this is a Turkey knife :funnyturkey:
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This is the one that I use on most everything
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Outdoor Edge swingblade.
Gman
Case trapper for me.
A small folding Gerber.
Leatherman on my belt
1960's Case Trapper
Been carrying this knife for around 40 years. It has gutted most all of the deer I've killed & cut up all the turkeys I've taken. I've carried it in my backpack for miles & miles & no telling how many trees I've climbed with it in my backpack. I don't take in the woods with me turkey hunting but it stays in my hunting bag in the truck waiting to be used. My uncle bought it for me sometime around 1972-1974. He's now 84 years old. It holds a lot of memories.
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Right now, it's a Bear Cutlerly G13 Sidelock Folder.
Thanks,
Clark
Charles May Refuge
Charlesmayknives.com
Usually have my Tim Olt custom in the Samurai
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I'll probably be scoffed at, but I carry a Leatherman...
I have used a number of the little tools on that thing, more than I have used the blade. It has been used to saw branches for a blind, fix my gun, and it has opened a few beers after a few hunts as well... Handy little tool to have.