Processing knives

Hofhunter

Lil-Rokslider
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Mar 29, 2019
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Looking to get a knife or two just for processing meat. Open to a set as well if the steel is good. Want something that will last.

What have you guys used or recommend?
 

Gone4Days

WKR
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Oct 29, 2021
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Outdoor Edge Razor Max with 5” boning blade is what i’m using now and like it a lot. If you don’t mind sharpening, can’t go wrong with Victorinox.
 
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I use victorinox. My employees use Dexter. Walton’s makes one that is similar to these two and a lot cheaper in price but there is a reason for that. A few years ago I could buy a box of 6 victorinox for about $60.00. Now, one knife costs $20-$30 but that’s all I use and have used for about 25 years. Before that it was cheaper knives that I would burn through pretty fast.
 

danwolf

FNG
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Aug 15, 2021
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Dexter. But my goto is an old japanese steel oak handled knife I got at an estate sale.
 

Billdoe

FNG
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Nov 5, 2023
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I do all butchering with a filet knife, but I'm no pro. 3 to 5 whitetail a year.
 
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Victorinox fibrox 6 inch boning knife straight, semi stiff ( I think)
Also the Outdoor Edge FieldBone is an excellent knife for the price, gets sharp and folds up. I skin and bone out the hanging meat with it alot. Very light weight and orange.
 
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