A few of my favorites

[jkil-cutlery]

Basic Hardback Hunter. Have skinned a few deer this season with this blade. 440 stainless blade. I think I will duplicate this one out of D2 steel.

I really have gotten a lot of use out of my texas fliet knife this summer. I can filet more efficiently with this baby than I can with my electric knife.

This one I did for a friend. It was made from an old saw mill blade from a sawmill that belonged to his grandfather, and part of an antler from the first deer he ever tagged.

 

[Hankins]

Some of the most coveted blades are the ones that are passed down.

 

[jkil-cutlery]

Yes. For certain. When I handed this guy his knife in the picture above, he took it out of my hands like it was a glass wand. I had to remind him it was made out of steel...