Knife for trimming fat

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I am looking for a knife that’s good for cleaning up my venison. One that can trim that fat and silver skin off.

what do you recommend without breaking the bank
 

WCB

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eh...any filet knife...I've used cheap walmart knives and currently have a Leech Lake Fillet Knife (gift). a sharp fillet knife is the ticket.
 

GoFishND

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Agreed on the dexter fillet.. Nice thing with those are they are affordable so you can snag a variety and have some for specific duties. We have a restaurant supply store in town I hit the bargain rack at.
 

TheGreek

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Dexter Russell 7in fillet knife is what I use. I love that knife and use it for basically everything fish, meat and kitchen related.
 

2-Stix

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Victorinox 7" for boning and Dexter filet knives for more flex in 5", 7" and 9"
 
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Ok been cutting meat since I was 8 and im in my 50's . My father, grandfather and great grandfather all butchers . If it has China on the label its crap !! They dont hold an edge . I agree with some of the other posts. Dexter and Victorinox are good . My opinion German steel . Check out Pro Source for a decent knife for the money the Ultrasource stuff has been decent . Plus buy a good steel. Dexter also makes a great quick sharpener , i always have it with me on my hunting trips . Hope this helps
 
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I use and love my havalon with fillet blade. They are replaceable blade but I haven’t had to change my blade for the last 5 deer I processed. I just sharpen it with a fine sharpener and a steel and it keeps the edge well. I’d recommend it to anyone.
 
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