Officially the best knife for stalking that money can buy.
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And preferably suspended??mozzies never let you forget your a free meal
i grassed 2 Roe in scotland on wee bit of damp ground gralloched em on the turn of the light
bloody hell they were up my nose, ears and i was eating em as well, my poor old dog was bitten to bits big time - i can still taste them now
moral of the story - shoot the deer then move it to gralloch in a better place, you probably won’t leave yer knife behind them either
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deerstalker.308
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Nothing worse than a tool with little bit of knowledge and a knife though Lee…!!
That’s what I have for the larder work. Fantastic knives.
Leec6.5
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Plenty of them in the stalking world as we both knowNothing worse than a tool with little bit of knowledge and a knife though Lee…!!
This^You’ve maybe never gralloched a deer in long grass with 10,000 midge’s trying to eat your ears….
And it's been touted, a spent cartridge with a crushed neck will do.
I thought Emberleaf were TSD’s favourite and world’s finest maker of deerstalking knives or have their eye-popping scales lost some of the sheen that propelled these non-tapered tang blades to the top of the Must-Have kit list?
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StephenToast
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They also do a "rabbit" knife which ia a similar profile but shorter blade. I think @willie_gunn recommended them in a similar thread to this. I bought two and they are fantastic.
Piece of flint when both Chris and I forgot our knives when out ferreting.
I did.
They are.
Mine happily managed a munty buck and a fallow buck within 45 minutes of each other last Saturday. A quick swipe over a ceramic rod back in the kitchen afterwards and it’s ready for the next outing.
Well worth £11.50 of anyone’s money.
deerstalker.308
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You’re showing your age now Fred…… how are Wilma and the kids doing?Piece of flint when both Chris and I forgot our knives when out ferreting.
StephenToast
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Never ever wash my knives in a dishwasher. I was told it takes the edge off.
Mine's done several muntjac, roe bucks and a couple of red stags since I bought it. Couldn't say how many sharpens as I don't keep a diary but I shot two spikers together and sorted them with it without a sharpen inbetween.
I find muntjac bucks are the worst for blunting any knife where roe cut like butter.
I was ok but found out the sacked curator of Chelmsford museum might have miss paced my Paleolithic flint hand axe I left for display with a large number of other missing items...
But like my coats I have enough knives know.
StephenToast
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deerstalker.308
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*see post 44I was ok but found out the sacked curator of Chelmsford museum might have miss paced my Paleolithic flint hand axe I left for display with a large number of other missing items...
But like my coats I have enough knives know.
What is a dish washer...
The area abt 1/3 around the rump on a muntjac is a very tough point as if you don't tease that part and try to pull it will tear that muscle
deerstalker.308
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Don’t worry tim, it comes under the same category as hoover/mop/duster etc. One day you might discover them but not sure quite when…..
All MIA....Don’t worry tim, it comes under the same category as hoover/mop/duster etc. One day you might discover them but not sure quite when…..
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