Knife

[ferretsuk 5]

Whats the best type of knife to use for skinning and boning rabbits

[pie-eater 377]

A fecking sharp one.

 

 

Seriously though for gutting I use a mora Ive also jointed rabbits with it and taken off rabbits feet and heads.

[Tyla 3,179]

You wont go wrong with hultafors, like a mora but about half the price. Paid £3.50 each and bought five at a tool show recently, I wont be short of a blade for a while!

 

Just found them even cheaper http://www.toolfinder.co.uk/hand-tools/craftmans-knife-hvk/?gclid=CO7mvJzj2bkCFYPHtAod7CMAyg

[Ideation 8,216]

Agreed.

 

For a folding knife, get an opinel.

[jayjay 264]

Agreed.

 

For a folding knife, get an opinel.

I've tried a few knives over the years.......,got one of those mora frost knives, but its the one with stainless blade, not carbon steel blade, good knives, and can be thoroughly cleaned hygienically......., always leave that one in the house for meat preparation, but for out in the field, i always seem to go back to my opinels.

 

all the best,

 

jay.

Edited September 20, 2013 by jayjay

[The one 8,479]

As said a sharp one a Stanley knife will do the job its all down to personal preference which knife you like

[Country Joe 1,411]

http://jesknives.co.uk/available.html

 

Im a bit of a tackle tart, not cheap, but cracking knifes,

I have his moocher knife which I wear the sheaf round my neck, as i would lose it otherwise.

Sharpens well, but as they say its your choice, a Stanley Knife does the same job, or an Opinel.

[Tiny 7 1,694]

Iv a Mora in the shed and always have an 7 opinels in my pocket

[Jarvis 277]

Opinel number 8, good size and not expensive.

[TOMO 26,206]

For gutting I don't thing you can beat a snap of craft knife,, about 90 p from band q,,, or a stanly,, I like the Morra clipper for any other work

[paul roberts 88]

Stanley knife with hock blade you wont touch the shit bag top tool beat all your top exspensive knifes for gutting

[ferretsuk 5]

Are these any good

 

http://www.ronniesunshines.com/opinel-no-6-high-carbon-locking-knife-bushcraft-1.html

[ferretsuk 5]

http://jesknives.co.uk/available.html

 

Im a bit of a tackle tart, not cheap, but cracking knifes,

I have his moocher knife which I wear the sheaf round my neck, as i would lose it otherwise.

Sharpens well, but as they say its your choice, a Stanley Knife does the same job, or an Opinel.

wouldn't pay that much for a knife

[foresterj 1,096]

Buck alpha dorado.cracking little tool.

[Country Joe 1,411]

 

http://jesknives.co.uk/available.html

 

Im a bit of a tackle tart, not cheap, but cracking knifes,

I have his moocher knife which I wear the sheaf round my neck, as i would lose it otherwise.

Sharpens well, but as they say its your choice, a Stanley Knife does the same job, or an Opinel.

wouldn't pay that much for a knife

 

It was a Xmas present, the linc was just put on to show the knifes made by a craftsman,

as I said on my post its up to you what you want to use. its your choice.

In the past I have used the Jess knife, a Stanley, and an Opinel, they all do the job.