Good Knife

[GreyRake 108]

Haha, yeah, sorry, but is there different types etc? Got a long one that doesnt seem to be making a diff

[Jamie m 668]

Something like this

 

 

 

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=300832162240&globalID=EBAY-GB

Edited August 7, 2013 by Jamie m

[paulus 26]

oil stone,strop and car window edge

[GreyRake 108]

Ah, well, mines looks nothing like that. Mine looks like a big joiners file haha. Maybe been taken for a fool.

Anybody carry a cleaver about? Haha, to dock the rabbits head and legs for skinning? Cant be bothered with the stink in my kitchen, makes me bowk! Might take a chopping board and cleaver out with me next season and sort them out on site.... Anyone else?

Edited August 7, 2013 by GreyRake

[lawrence 657]

my favourite folding knife at the minute is a Ka-Bar Phat Bob, smashing wee knife.

 

http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/ka-bar-dozier-phat-bob-folder-knife-3073-p.asp

[paulus 26]

take you pick and that does not include the folders

[ryhope toma 42]

Wooden handle Stanley lock blade from homebase... Good quality and blade change in seconds so always sharp..

snap , sharp and cheap and does the job in the field and on site atb Ryhope Toma

[Jamie m 668]

take you pick and that does not include the folders

That's called an obsession

[Jamie m 668]

Ah, well, mines looks nothing like that. Mine looks like a big joiners file haha. Maybe been taken for a fool.

 

 

 

Anybody carry a cleaver about? Haha, to dock the rabbits head and legs for skinning? Cant be bothered with the stink in my kitchen, makes me bowk! Might take a chopping board and cleaver out with me next season and sort them out on site.... Anyone else?

 

Gut them in the field all the time nothing word on a dark winters evening than having to go down the shed and gut a load of rabbits after a tuff days ferreting

[Dubba 72]

One of my favourites a Muela got given to me by a ex. Holds a beautiful edge and can take some serious punishment, I use it for anything from dispatching RTA deer casualties to cutting turf and soil when setting mole traps. Just a couple of swipes through a pull through sharpener and its like a razor again. Expensive but well worth it

[Dubba 72]

That's a very nice looking collection Paulus, a man can never have enough knives

[kruby01 114]

Another for the mora clipper as was recommended by the lads on here when I posted the same question. Great little knife and I'm 100% happy with the purchase for a tenner.

I also have a Whitby locking knife with gut hook but I rarely use it now I have the mora

[Country Joe 1,411]

Ah, well, mines looks nothing like that. Mine looks like a big joiners file haha. Maybe been taken for a fool.

 

Anybody carry a cleaver about? Haha, to dock the rabbits head and legs for skinning? Cant be bothered with the stink in my kitchen, makes me bowk! Might take a chopping board and cleaver out with me next season and sort them out on site.... Anyone else?

I have a piece of Cherry tree trunk as a chopping board, and use a small axe, which wasn't expensive, and is easily sharpened.

My Rabbits are just fed to the dog and ferts.

[Country Joe 1,411]

 

My favorite jess knife for Rabbit paunching, very small fits in your pocket.

He calls it a Moochers knife, i just wear it round my neck, as i lose things easy.

Very light you wouldn't know it was there, and keeps a good edge.

[Country Joe 1,411]