I really need a good knife so when i hunt hog
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Allie you should consider the kabar bk 5 magnum camp. Its not a serrated blade and its perfect for carving/hunting hog. All around great blade. Its has a whole range of purposes. You will love it! I truely love all my knives but the kabar bk 5 is the best!
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Well, it's named Kill A BeAR for a reason. Gold standard for US armed forces since WWII as well.
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If you are hunting WITH the knife...can't beat it. If wanting to field dress AFTER the hunt... good old Buck 110 folding hunter does the job. Kara just too bulky for that chore.
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It's a nice knife but more of a show piece. I'd recommend a Cold Steel peace keeper or a Silver Stag Elk Stick.
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I have both knives, each serves its purpose and is wickedly sharp. Cleaver wks well for meats and large veg, nakiri does great on smaller veg and specialty knife cuts. I rely on both.
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I don't have my mic. or the knife with me but the blade is right at 1/8 inch. The "lite Hunter" is a very good blade shape for general use (and for a hunting knife) but the handle is slippery when wet. You may want to look at the "Canadian belt knife" which has a very nice blade for hunting and a little better handle. I have used both under hunting conditions and I like the "Canadian" knife a little better. If you chose the "Lite hunter" you may want to consider putting skateboard tape in a few spots on the handle to make it more secure in your hand. Both knives are great for working on game and as a boning knife - thin but not flimsy. Both are great knives. Hope this helps - you can't go wrong with either.
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This is more of a hunting knife. Bear Grylls offers a blade for all of your uses . This skins well and guts great. I wouldn't use it on other than light tasks.
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Great knife. It's more tactical than hunting. You could use it as hunting but there probably is a better selection than this one. Very sharp and sturdy knife. Great great knife. So to answer your question.. It's up to you. I say yes but look for something else too
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I would prefer the nine inch blade for slicing something as thick as a roast or turkey.
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This knife will take whatever you can throw at it. It is part of my edc however if its a camp knife that your looking for in this price range you might want to look at the Condor tool and knifes Rodan its a well built knife intended for bushcraft
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I would recomend the boker plus even though this is a great knife the boker is much thiner and would probably do what you want where as the SOG is not thin enough for that.
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Hi. I'd probably use the French Chefs knife for those kinds of things. It has a thicker spine than most of the other knives and it's long enough to deal with the bigger veges like the butternut squash.
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This is a big heavy cleaver for chopping thru bones. I use a chef knife on galanga, but your knife has to be sharp. The cleaver could do the job easily but it would be hard to thinly slice.
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Anything you can use a small knife for fishing camping since it is carbon steel you can use it to start a fire with flint or fire steel I wanted it to butcher chickens and rabbits with but was sent the wrong one and never reordered
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http://www.sogknives.com/snarl.html lots of info you asked and much more about the knife. I use it daily for out and about. Love it.
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I would recommend a thin kerf blade for that - 60 tooth is a good choice but look into a frued diablo (spelling?) for that.
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This knife is ideal for skinning any game from the smallest to an elk. You can debone with it and any number of camp task. When this knife gets a good edge it will keep it. One of the sharpess knifes in my "tool box".
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I am not 100% sure but I can't imagine this knife not being full tang because this is one strong bad ass knife for the price, I have killed 4 pigs with it so far with the biggest being a 242 lb boar, I would bet you could run over it with a truck and it wouldn't break , it is well worth every penny!
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It's really not a bad knife at all. The appearance may not be spectacular, and the sheath is of questionable quality. The knife, however, is pretty solid and holds a decent edge. I have skinned a couple of small animals with mine, no problem. It could probably handle deer easily.