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A few weeks ago I bought three knives that I have wanted to try, for quite some time.
Pendleton Mini Hunter, Pendleton Hunter, and the Master Hunter. The knives will be going with me bow hunting this season.
I have big hands, but still prefer my hunting knives around 7" overall length. I find I get better control and feel, working on an animal with a smaller knife.
So, unboxing the Mini Hunter, I immediately liked the knife. Same way with the Master Hunter, even though in all honesty I will probably not use it much.
The Pendleton Hunter is the knife I am having troubles bonding with. I love the blade shape, and the handle fits my hand nicely, but it just feels out of proportion for some reason. Maybe if I actually used it in the field, I would have a different opinion.
Anyone else noticed this with the Pendleton Hunter ? My first impression on knives usually doesn't change, but I'm really trying to like this knife.
Pendleton Mini Hunter, Pendleton Hunter, and the Master Hunter. The knives will be going with me bow hunting this season.
I have big hands, but still prefer my hunting knives around 7" overall length. I find I get better control and feel, working on an animal with a smaller knife.
So, unboxing the Mini Hunter, I immediately liked the knife. Same way with the Master Hunter, even though in all honesty I will probably not use it much.
The Pendleton Hunter is the knife I am having troubles bonding with. I love the blade shape, and the handle fits my hand nicely, but it just feels out of proportion for some reason. Maybe if I actually used it in the field, I would have a different opinion.
Anyone else noticed this with the Pendleton Hunter ? My first impression on knives usually doesn't change, but I'm really trying to like this knife.
