What's your standby Whitetail hunting knife?

[jdubb1977]

Argali Serac has become a favorite of mine. If I’m counting correctly I’m at 5 whitetail, a muley, and an antelope since I’ve had this knife and I’ve only touched up the blade once.

The Serac has been on my list for a while. I make knives on the side, but that knife is so capable looking and lightweight

 

[K9kodi]

I’d struggle , or what we know of today as struggling, in order to use that knife. Native Americans did it with sharpened rock, yiur grandpa probably finished harvesting many of game w that knife, sometimes doing things the way they did in memory means more than having it easy.

 

[markanderson12]

Buck 110 to gut them, I've had the same knife for probably 20 years. Everyone in my family uses a 110 as well, seems like almost everyone here in Wisconsin uses a 110. 90 percent of the time we don't need to break our deer down and drag them out whole. When i break them down in the field or when I get home I skin them with a Buck 103. Its a bit heavy but i love the way it handles. This fall i skinned 11 deer with it, just takes me a few seconds to get it sharp again in between animals.

 

[t25bird]

Buck 110 and benchmade saddle mountain. I'll eventually try a Montana Knife Company

I have heard nothing but good about MKC. Would also like to give them a go in the near future.