Brkt barvo 1 ok hunting knife ?

[IABIGBUCKGUY]

Is the BRKT Bravo 1 to big and bulky to be used for a hunting knife ? When I say hunting I really mean quartering up large game. The knife I have a chance to buy is a Rampless spear point. What do you think ?

 

[PatrickKnight]

To me the stock is to thick for me as a hunting knife. To keep in the Bark River family I would personally rather have a Fox River.

 

[IABIGBUCKGUY]

That's what I thought. But I can pick this one for a Benjamin so going to buy anyway I just wanted to find a reason to buy it.

 

[Big Mike]

... When I say hunting I really mean quartering up large game.

Being the Bravo-1's root knife, the Gameskeeper, was designed with large game in mind,

...I think you'll be just fine.




Big Mike

 

[Franciscomv]

That's what I thought. But I can pick this one for a Benjamin so going to buy anyway I just wanted to find a reason to buy it.

That price is reason enough to buy it right now! You can always take your time and find a use for it later.

I've got a rampless one that I've used for big game hunting (boars and red stag) and it works just fine. It's a hefty knife, it might feel a little awkward if you're used to field dressing with really light weight tools, but other than that (which I guess is mainly personal preference) it's a great knife.

 

[coyotebc]

I've used mine on moose without a problem