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Bowie Hunting Knives
Bowie Hunting Knife A favorite of early American frontiersman Colonel Jim Bowie, the Bowie knife is a serious piece of pioneer cutlery that has been the...
Caping Hunting Knives
Caping refers to removing the shoulder skin of an animal and cutting away the head. This keeps the ‘cape’, as one intact unit. This is the...
Gut Hook Hunting Knives
Gut Hook Hunting Knives A gut hook knife is a knife with a specially designed hunting blade that makes it perfect for gutting wild game without running...
Drop Point Hunting Knives
Drop point hunting knives, which were made popular in 1969 by Bob Loveless in handmade hunting knives, are one of the most common types of hunting knives...
Clip Point Hunting Knives
Clip Point Hunting Knives Clip point hunting knives are the perfect knife for the dedicated sportsman who is looking for a solid knife that can be used...
Rambo Style Hunting Knives
Nothing popularizes a knife more than when it stars in a movie. There’s a great scene in First Blood (part 1) where the cops are looking over Rambo’s...
Skinning Hunting Knives
Who should own a skinning knife? Decide whether you are a hunter who will go after big game or are a trophy hunter. Will you be preserving the skin or...
Folding Hunting Knives
When planning a hunting or camping trip, one of the main items needed is a folding hunting knife. A folding knife has a blade that folds into the handle....
Winchester Hunting Knives
Winchester knives have been engineered and produced to live up to the famous Winchester name. Winchester hunting knives, as well as all of their knives...
Troublesome Creek Hunting Knives
Overview of Troublesome Creek Hunting Knives Troublesome Creek Hunting Knives are very well known for their pocketknives which are great for small hunting...
