Anybody carry a fixed blade knife on their belt while hunting?

[OneGunTex]

I carry one. For several reasons:
- My Buck knife has been "My Hunting Knife" for as long as I've been hunting. It's sentimental.
- It has a guthook. 100% necessary feature IMHO
- You can never have too many knives. I typically also have a folder and a leatherman readily accessible, and a GPK tucked away for emergencies.

 

[Jason Snyder]

I am highly, and I mean highly proficient at losing knives. Especially nice ones. Given this endearing quality, I carry mine in my pack.

When I was using horses and packing, I always had a fixed blade on my belt. Now, I figure it’s better off inside my pack instead of laying on some canyon hillside.

 

[Huntingbob]

I love my Buck Knives!

 

[Weldor]

Care to share some makers of high quality folders.

I’m thinking of getting a new one


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Grohmann has a nice folders.

 

[tony]

I bought one of these recently, as well built as any few hundred dollar knife.
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[Flazyj]

I would like to find a place that works consistently to carry one, but I usually just carry a folder in my front pocket, and sheath knife in my pack. 3in Spyderco does 95% of what I need done.

 

[summs]

I dont use a backpack because it makes you bring crap you don't need (single day white tail hunts). A small fanny pack holds more than enough, and an old timer knife on the belt.

I have a havalon as backup, but I like the strength of the fixed blade. The havalon is great, but not at gutting imo.

 

[Beendare]

Its been decades since I actually carried my old Buck General on my belt- and here's why I did- grin

 

[wyodog]

The fixed blade is in the pack and folder in pocket. I always felt like the fixed blade was an issue when wearing a pack.

 

[hikenhunt]

I used to carry a fixed blade on my pack belt, but I didn't feel like I used it enough to keep it that handy. I never lost it but carry knives in my pack now.

 

[rileybassman]

I always do. Leather dangler to get below the pack belt. Doesn't feel like hunting to me if I don't have a knife on

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[Masondmartin]

No, carried a mkc for a while but got in the way of my pack.

 

[Te Hopo]

I hate having much more than a handkerchief in my pockets so I wear a Leatherman Wave on my belt everyday, it feels normal to to me carrying a 4" belt knife on my belt when outdoors.

 

[GreenNDark Timber]

There’s a really nice (and expensive) knife laying in the mountains of Idaho where my avatar picture was taken. If anyone finds it, you earned it.

After that hunt I now carry an orange handled Benchmade Bugout in my pocket and an orange handled Havalon with 2 extra blades in my pack. Not as sexy as some of the custom knives posted but they weigh 3.5 oz combined and if I lose one I’m not heart broken.

 

[sebastian.cassell]

I keep an ESEE fixed blade attached to the bottom of my bino harness in its kydex sheath. Use it for skinning game, whittling sticks and just like having it to be honest. While hunting in South Africa I would try all the different rocks I would find as sharpening stones then let the PH test it by shaving his arm hair. Passes time and is a good convo piece.

 

[BCDJR]

Yep…..Ed Fowler for last 30 yrs

 

[Spence1875]

I carry one on my belt whenever in the woods. About a 4 inch drop point blade

 

[Glendon Mullins]

I dont carry one on my belt, but i did find a Kabar knife in the georgia woods one time, still in it's sheath, a little work and it was almost like new....... hence why i dont carry one on my belt lol

 

[*zap*]

I carry this type of knife daily, so yes on belt or on pack belt.

 

[Hussar]

Not on my belt, but I have a White River Knives M1 Backpacker that lives in the back of my bino harness along with a small AAA flashlight. That way, if I drop my pack, I have a knife and a light on me at all times.