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I have a Winkler belt knife that is a little over budget but worth every penny.

Cutco makes a good skinning knife too, I keep one in the truck. You can get it engraved too.

I have a knives of Alaska that I like very much. I also have a small Smith and Wesson knife that I like,one is expensive the other is dirt cheap both get the job done. My favorite knife I own is an old Edge Brand. You will have to go to eBay to buy one of them though they haven't been made in quite some time.


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get the Double D edge. Amazing knife for all types of game.

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get the Double D edge. Amazing knife for all types of game.

how would you sharpen that thing?

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Fixed Blade: Hard to beat a Cutco

Blake Williamson wrote:Guys I need some help finding my dad a skinning knife. I don't want to spen no more then $100. He wants a good skinning knofe. Reason why I don't want to spend more then $100. I know in the past me and my sister have bought him 3 and he is bad about leaving them at others camps, in the woods, in tree stands, and places like that and they turn up missing.

This might seem kinda cold, but if he doesn't think any more about the 'gift' from his kids than to loose several, then damn if I'd buy him another one over $20.

Rapala fillet knives make pretty good skinning knives.

The Cutco with the double d edge is amazing and it is available with a gut hook also. I send it back to them to sharpen right before the season and it will last all year. They say free sharpening for life but by the time you pay for shipping and insurance back and forth it's about $15. I usually get 8 or more elk in Colorado (because everyone barrows mine due to its performance) and several deer before it begins to get dull.

Speaking of these knives, I woke up to the gf giving me a Cutco filet knife and serrated blade skinning knife with the guy hook after her trying her beat to slice her finger off with a Cutco bread knife last night at my grandmothers. I can't wait to use them, I was tempted to buy one last week and glad I held off.

Anatidae wrote:

Blake Williamson wrote:Guys I need some help finding my dad a skinning knife. I don't want to spen no more then $100. He wants a good skinning knofe. Reason why I don't want to spend more then $100. I know in the past me and my sister have bought him 3 and he is bad about leaving them at others camps, in the woods, in tree stands, and places like that and they turn up missing.

This might seem kinda cold, but if he doesn't think any more about the 'gift' from his kids than to loose several, then damn if I'd buy him another one over $20.

Rapala fillet knives make pretty good skinning knives.

I'm with Anatidae on this. Me and my crew do a lot of offshore fishing and I have several of the foodservice/Dexter type knives and they do a real good job. Thy sharpen quickly, hold an edge well, and don't cost much. I have them scattered between trucks, boats, tackle boxes ect. Get him 2-3 and he will always have one available. One thing I will add he will look like a coon-ass (I can use this term I have many close friends from S. La.) wearing white shrimp boots with one of the white handled knives around the hunting camp.