Can You I.D. the Knife In This Video?

[redsquid2]

Wyoming Game and Fish Dept. demonstration video.

I was kind of surprised they quartered that thing with a knife that size, but then I see they had no problem. I don't recognize the knife, but I would say it is about a 3 1/4" blade.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdtCMjlcedI

 

[sac troop]

I think it's this one I saw at Cabela's the other day.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/camp...-knives/_/N-1100725/Ns-CATEGORY_SEQ_104342580

This seems to be a new tendency to make more knives with disposable blades. Guess it's a sign of the times. Great for todays metrosexual who decides they want to commune with nature, but hasn't found an app. for their smart device that will sharpen their grandpa's Buck 110.

 

[Riz!]

Its a Havalon

 

[G. Scott H.]

Yep, I believe that's it.

[video=youtube;sxiqTtoBVBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxiqTtoBVBE[/video]

 

[redsquid2]

Yeah, that looks like it.

Haven't found a smart device to sharpen the 110. Hahaha!

 

[jpm2]

Wyoming Game and Fish Dept. demonstration video.
I was kind of surprised they quartered that thing with a knife that size, but then I see they had no problem. I don't recognize the knife, but I would say it is about a 3 1/4" blade.

For me, a 2.5-3" blade is ideal for processing game, including elk. I've watched a lot of people over the years, struggle with their 3.5"+ blades.

 

[GIRLYmann]

These are very precise edge tools.
I wouldn't doubt its efficiency for a second.
Rest assured that at some point, (knowingly or unknowingly)
the majority of us would someday have to come
face to face with our assured final destiny.
http://www.swann-morton.com/pdfs/pm40_60_a4.pdf

 

[Velitrius]

Gerber makes one too, called the Vital.

I'd field dress an elk with one no problem.