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Best Skinning Knives

by Justin
November 21, 2022
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Technically, a wide variety of knives can be used for skinning. The animal is already dead. They’re not going to complain that you’re using a Bowie knife instead of a proper skinning blade. The main reason for owning a skinning knife is convenience – getting the job done quickly so you can move on to butchering.

The best skinning knives have relatively flat blades for easily sliding under the skin and separating it from the flesh. They’ll also tend to be very sharp since a dull blade can have a hard time cutting through fat and connective tissue. Other than that, they can be almost any shape or size depending on your preference and the size of your game.

We’ve reviewed fifteen of the most popular skinning knives, across a wide range of prices, sizes, and options. No matter what you need, we’re confident that one of these will be the perfect knife for you.

Best Skinning Knives

Old Timer Sharpfinger
Old Timer Sharpfinger
$20.39
$26.26
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Gerber Moment
Gerber Moment
$43.32
$49.00
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Victorinox Wide
Victorinox Wide
$38.23
$50.80
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Old Timer Guthook
Old Timer Guthook
$26.93
$29.34
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Anna Home Collection
Anna Home Collection
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Custom Damascus
Custom Damascus
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DALSTRONG Gladiator
DALSTRONG Gladiator
$35.00
$47.00
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Victorinox
Victorinox
$32.31
$46.26
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Morakniv
Morakniv
$18.85
$21.99
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1. Old Timer Sharpfinger

Old Timer Sharpfinger

Old Timer Sharpfinger

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Features

  • DIMENSIONS: 7.1 inch (18 cm) overall length with a blade length of 3.3 inches (8.4 cm) and a weight of 3.1 ounces
  • DURABLE: Blade is made of reliable High Carbon Stainless Steel
  • DEPENDABLE: Quick and easy access with the convenient brown, leather belt sheath making it ideal for everyday carry
  • BE PREPARED: Have confidence that the blade will not slip with the security of the thumb rise and finger choil
  • SECURE: Knife features a full tang design complimented by an ergonomic handle made of sawcut delrin slabs

The Sharpfinger is similar to the Guthook Skinner, but instead of having a hook on the end of the blade, it has a sweep-back design with a second edge on the back of the last inch. The blade is 3.3 inches long, slightly smaller than that of the Guthook Skinner.

Which one of these knives is better is more or less a matter of personal preference. We’ll say this, though: the Sharpfinger is better for groundhog since it’s better for slicing through fat.

It has a Schrade blade, but like Old Timer’s other offering, this may be American or Chinese made depending on what’s in the box. Test it on a piece of paper before you hunt with it, to see if it needs sharpening. This knife has a well-designed full tang handle and comes with a leather belt sheath.

Pros

  • Sweep-back blade
  • Full tang handle
  • Comes with a leather belt sheath
  • Schrade blade
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • High-carbon blade
  • Inconsistent blade quality

Why It’s Recommended

This is another nice starter blade. It’s sized for small game and is well-made enough to remove the skin without any trouble.

2. Gerber Moment

Gerber Moment

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Features

  • Full tang construction
  • Textured rubber handle scales
  • Glass bead blade finish
  • Fine edge blades
  • Nylon sheath with metal snaps

This is a two knife kit. The first is a 4 inch gutting knife with a gut hook on the tip. The second is a 3-inch skinning and dressing knife. They have a full tang design for added strength, and the blades are stainless steel. Gerber has outsourced production to China, so the blades will need sharpening when they arrive. They’re still high-quality, though.

The handles are made from injected polymer. They have an ergonomic shape, with a sturdy fore guard that will keep your fingers from slipping forward. The only real disappointment is the sheath. Instead of leather, Gerber went with a flimsy fabric sheath that doesn’t hold up to long-term use. It carries both knives on your belt, but expect it to last a lot shorter than the knives will.

Pros

  • 2-knife kit
  • Full tang design
  • Durable stainless steel engineering
  • Ergonomic polymer handles

Cons

  • Fabric sheath
  • Needs sharpening on arrival

Why It’s Recommended

Two knives for the price of one! And they’re made by Gerber. What else do we need to say?

3. Victorinox Wide

Victorinox Wide

Victorinox Wide

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Features

  • Compact And Sturdy
  • The World's Most Know Brand For Multi-Tools And Pocket Knives
  • Made Is Switzerland
  • From The Brand: Victorinox

This is another sharp knife manufactured in Switzerland. The blade is a whopping 6 ¼ inches long, enough to handle even large game like elk or grizzly bear. It has a sweep-back design with an extreme curve and a broad tip designed for slicing tendons and connective tissue.

It’s crafted from stamped stainless steel and arrives extremely sharp. As long as it’s well cared for, it will stay sharp for a while, although sharpening will take more time than a carbon steel blade.

There are two downsides to this knife, and they’re the same as the other Victorinox knife. While it has a tough Fibrox handle, it only has a half tang. This is a safety and durability concern, and we’d expect better from a Swiss manufacturer. The plastic sheath is also an annoyance.

That said, this is still a fantastic knife, with an ergonomic handle, sturdy fore guard, and plenty of length and leverage.

Pros

  • Broad, sweep-back blade
  • Made in Switzerland
  • Very sharp out of the box
  • Fibrox handle

Cons

  • Half tang design
  • Plastic sheath

Why It’s Recommended

The Victorinox Wide Skinning Knife is a good choice for large game. It’s made in Switzerland, so you know it’s a quality knife.

4. Old Timer Guthook

Old Timer Guthook

Old Timer Guthook

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Features

  • DIMENSIONS: 7.3 inch (18.5 cm) overall length with a blade length of 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) and a weight of 3.3 ounces
  • DURABLE: Blade is made of reliable High Carbon Stainless Steel to maintain a sharp edge and to withstand rugged outdoor use
  • DEPENDABLE: Included brown, leather belt sheath offers quick and easy access making it an ideal companion for everyday carry
  • BE PREPARED: The sloped gut hook blade shape is meant for hooking under an incision then cutting through animal hide or abdomen without accidentally slicing deeper
  • SECURE: Knife features a full tang design complimented by an ergonomic handle made of sawcut delrin slabs

The Guthook Skinner is a full-tang skinning knife that’s designed for small game. The 3 ½ inch blade is ideal for squirrels, raccoons, or other varmints. It has a gut hook on the tip, which makes it a solid all-in-one knife for beginning hunters, or for anyone who hunts small game from time to time. It comes with a leather belt sheath.

The blades are manufactured by Schrade, which is one of the leading companies in the business. Unfortunately, they seem to be outsourcing some of the work to China. Depending on how lucky you are, you’ll either get a sharp, American-made blade, or a dull Chinese blade that needs sharpening right out of the box.

The blades are also made from high-carbon steel, which can dull faster than stainless. Normally, this would be a serious problem in a skinning knife, but the blade isn’t likely to go dull faster than you can skin a squirrel.

Pros

  • Also has a gut hook
  • Full tang handle
  • Includes a leather belt sheath
  • Schrade blade
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • High-carbon blade
  • Inconsistent blade quality

Why It’s Recommended

This is a nice starter blade for young hunters. It will get the job done, and the gut hook is great for varmints.

5. Anna Home Collection

Anna Home Collection

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Features

BindingMisc.
BrandAnna Home Collection
ColorBrown
EAN6025717610698
EAN ListEAN List Element: 6025717610698
LabelBradley
ManufacturerBradley
MPNAN
Package DimensionsHeight: 157; Length: 874; Weight: 55; Width: 287
Part NumberAN
Product GroupSports
Product Type NameSPORTING_GOODS
PublisherBradley
StudioBradley
TitleAnna Home Collection AN-9013 Custom Made Damascus Steel Hunting Knife Pukka Wood Handle with Real Leather Sheath. (Brown)

First, let’s clear up some confusion around Damascus steel. It was legendary in ancient times because smiths folded various grades of steel into a single piece, gaining some of the benefits of different steels. But that was in ancient times. Modern steel is more durable and will hold an edge longer.

Now that that’s out of the way, we’ll acknowledge the obvious; true Damascus steel is one of the most beautiful metals on earth. Pair that with an ergonomic, Pakistani pukka wood full tang handle, and you have a knife that would fit right in at a museum. It also ships with a leather sheath.

The steel itself cuts well but will need to be sharpened frequently. That said, the 4 inches, clip point blade is perfect for a medium-sized game like deer, and extends far enough out that it doesn’t need a foreguard.

Pros

  • Damascus steel blade
  • Full tang handle
  • Pukka wood handle
  • Comes with a leather sheath

Cons

  • Not as durable as stainless steel

Why It’s Recommended

Holy Damascus steel, Batman! This knife is beautiful. It also has a nice, sharp edge, as long as you don’t mind sharpening it frequently.

6. Custom Damascus

Custom Damascus

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BindingMisc.
BrandGladiatorsGuild
ColorWhite Bone
EAN6025719499253
EAN ListEAN List Element: 6025719499253
Item DimensionsWeight: 216
LabelPegasus Enterprises
ManufacturerPegasus Enterprises
MPN43237-2
Package DimensionsHeight: 140; Length: 1040; Weight: 216; Width: 310
Part Number43237-2
Product GroupSports
Product Type NameSPORTING_GOODS
PublisherPegasus Enterprises
StudioPegasus Enterprises
TitleCustom Damascus Hunting Knife - Skinning Knife GladiatorsGuild 65

Remember what we said about Damascus steel? Well, this knife isn’t real Damascus – it’s etched stainless steel. On the one hand, it will stay sharp longer. On the other hand, you’ll always know your Damascus steel blade is a replica. Whether or not this is a good thing is up to you.

The handle is crafted from genuine camel bone and has a full tang for added safety. It has an ergonomic grip, with slots for all four of your fingers, and the end of the blade has a gutting hook on it. At 3 inches, it’s ideal for varmints and other small game, although it can be used for deer in a pinch. The edge is only slightly sharp out of the box and will need some sharpening. It ships with a stitched leather sheath.

Pros

  • Ergonomic bone handle
  • Full tang
  • Ships with a leather sheath
  • Beautiful Damascus pattern
  • Gut hook on the end of the blade

Cons

  • Not real Damascus steel
  • Blade needs sharpening out of the box

Why It’s Recommended

If you want a knife that looks like Damascus steel but performs like stainless, this Gladiator Guild piece is exactly the one you want.

7. DALSTRONG

DALSTRONG Gladiator

DALSTRONG Gladiator

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Features

  • Outstanding craftsmanship, cutting-edge technology, stunning design elements, and premium materials. Peak performance has never looked so good at this price. A must have for any butcher or fish monger, expertly handcrafted to handle both the small and large every-day demands of the professional kitchen with precision and efficiency.
  • Incredibly razor sharp, full-tang, imported high-carbon German steel with a hand polished edge at 16-18 degrees per side. The narrow blade shape and slightly flexible design allow you to glide smoothly along the contours of bones, effortlessly separating meat without tearing, while the tapered tip maneuvers around smaller bones & cartilage.
  • Award winning design, with satisfying heft, premium materials and quality feel. Luxury black G10 Garolite handle is triple-riveted with a grip that ensures comfort and maneuverability. Laminated and polished for a sanitary build, perfect for busy kitchens
  • Engineered to perfection at 56+ Rockwell hardness and hand polished to a satin finish. Carefully tapered for improved hardness, flexibility, and minimal slicing resistance. The extra blade length limits wrist and hand fatigue by acting as an extension of the arm, performing long, single slices, on even the largest cuts of meat, effortlessly. National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) certified.
  • See why thousands of professional chefs and home cooks love and trust the DALSTRONG DIFFERENCE. 100% SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE, try it risk free, we know you'll love it!

The DALSTRONG Gladiator has a sweep-back, German-engineered blade that’s extremely sharp out of the box. It’s 5 ½ inches long, lot including the handle, which makes it ideal for larger game. Between the shape and the sharpness, it will cut through fat, tendons, or muscle with equal ease.

It’s a little too much knife for varmints, though. The full tang handle is triple-riveted for added strength and is crafted from Spanish made, varnished pakkawood.

The only thing that disappointed us about this knife is that it only has a plastic, kitchen knife sheath, not a proper leather one. This can make it awkward to take into the field unless you put it in your backpack. The blade will stay sharp for a long time but takes some time to sharpen. Make sure to sharpen it after every outing, and you won’t have a problem.

Pros

  • Triple-riveted pakkawood handle
  • German engineered blade
  • Full tang design
  • Sweep-back blade

Cons

  • Plastic sheath

Why It’s Recommended

This knife is good not just for skinning, but also for butchering. If you want to skin a deer, then cut up a chicken, it’s a solid choice.

8. Victorinox

Victorinox

Victorinox

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Features

  • Crafted from the highest quality materials
  • Built for performance and durability
  • Made in Switzerland
  • Package Dimensions : 5" L x 5" W x 5" H

The Victorinox is a Swiss-made knife with a 5 ½ inch, sweep-back blade that’s perfect for medium to large game. It’s engineered from stamped stainless steel and arrives with an edge that’s sharp enough to cut just about anything.

The handle is manufactured from Fibrox, Victorinox’s proprietary polymer blend. It’s extremely strong but only has a half tang. We haven’t had any trouble with this, but the absence of a full tang is disappointing on an otherwise excellent knife.

The tip is blunted, so you won’t accidentally poke through the skin while you’re trying to remove it. This knife only ships with a plastic kitchen sheath, though. If you’re wearing a backpack, that’s not a problem, but it’s another mystifying oversight. The blade will stand up to a lot of use but will take some time to sharpen when the time comes.

Pros

  • Swiss-made, stainless steel blade
  • Arrives very sharp
  • Blunted tip
  • Sweep-back design
  • Tough Fibrox handle

Cons

  • Half tang design
  • Plastic sheath

Why It’s Recommended

This is a well-engineered knife for medium to large game. It’s sharp and it stays sharp.

9. Morakniv

Morakniv

Morakniv

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Features

  • A Must Buy Item.
  • Built To Last.
  • Great Item To Give as A Gift.
  • Care Instructions: Hand Wash

The Morakniv Companion is a Swedish made skinning knife with a stainless steel blade that’s razor-sharp on arrival. Make sure to sharpen it after every hunt, though, as with all stainless steel blades.

The blade is 4.1 inches long and has a tapered point that’s somewhere between a standard point and a true drop-point. The handle is made from a grippy, ergonomic polymer that won’t slip when you’re elbow-deep in a whitetail.

It’s available in nine colors and has a matching plastic sheath that’s quite sturdy. We were disappointed to learn that it only has a ¾ tang. That’s better than a half tang, but it’s still not a full tang, which we would have expected from a European manufacturer. It’s very affordable, though – less than most of the knives on our list.

Pros

  • Sharp, stainless steel blade
  • Sturdy plastic sheath
  • Ergonomic polymer handle
  • Available in 9 colors
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • ¾ tang design

Why It’s Recommended

This is an affordable skinning knife that’s good for almost any game. At this price, it’s hard to beat.

10. Buck Knives Ranger

Buck Knives Ranger

Buck Knives Ranger

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Features

  • Razor Sharp Blade - 3-1/8" 420HC Blade has great edge retention, corrosion resistance and excellent strength for long lasting durability. Overall Length 7-1/4" Weight 5. 2 oz.
  • Skin Like A Pro - The skinner blade is optimized for skinning game. The narrow tip and wide curved belly provide a smooth skinning sweep that aids getting through thick layers. The downward angled point helps prevent an accidental slice through the hide
  • Classic and Functional - The 113 Ranger Skinner is a stylish and performance oriented combination of Buck's famous Ranger and Vanguard knives, yet more compact with a versatile skinning blade
  • Ergonomic Design - Now with Genuine Ebony! Ebony Handle with Brass Bolster fits comfortably in your hand. The Genuine Leather Sheath with integrated belt loop allows you to carry on your belt for easy access
  • Forever Warranty - Since 1902 Buck Knives has offered a lifetime warranty on our knives because we believe in the integrity of our products. This knife is proudly made in the USA. Includes imported sheath.

The Ranger Skinner is Buck’s small game skinning knife, and it’s a beautiful piece of work. The solid walnut handle is stained and varnished to a perfect finish and has a brass bolster with a wide flare at the end.

The drop-point blade itself is 3 1/8 inches long and is forged from corrosion-resistant 420HC stainless steel. It’s extremely sharp when it arrives, and is long-lasting, although it takes some effort to sharpen. This knife is on the expensive side, but compensates with American made quality and a lifetime warranty.

At this size, with the drop point, you won’t want to use the Ranger Skinner for anything larger than a raccoon or opossum, but it’s perfect for varmints. It ships with a leather sheath with a snap-down restraining strap.

Pros

  • Corrosion-resistant steel blade
  • Walnut handle with brass bolster
  • Full tang
  • Comes with a leather sheath
  • Made in the USA
  • Lifetime warranty

Cons

  • Expensive

Why It’s Recommended

This is the ultimate small game knife, and it’s also easy on the eyes. If money isn’t a major concern, it’s an excellent choice.

11. Wild Turkey

Wild Turkey

Wild Turkey

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Features

  • Wild Turkey Handmade Bone Handle Skinning Knife.
  • 6" Overall Length.
  • 3" Stainless Steel Blade.
  • Comfortable Camel Bone Handle.
  • Includes Leather Sheath.

The Wild Turkey Handmade Skinner is a gorgeous little knife that has a broad, stainless steel blade. The full tang handle is manufactured from stained camel bone, which looks beautiful and feels good in the hand.

There’s no fore guard, but the blade is wide enough that your fingers aren’t at any risk of skinning. It’s only 3 inches long, which means it’s designed for small game, and it shops with a high-quality leather sheath.

Out of the box, the blade isn’t terribly sharp, so you’ll definitely want to sharpen it before you put it to work. For a stainless steel blade, it both sharpens and dulls fairly quickly. The best explanation we have is that it uses inexpensive alloys like aluminum instead of chromium or tungsten. It’s still a good knife, though, especially considering that it costs about as much as a night at the movies.

Pros

  • Full tang design
  • Stainless steel blade
  • Beautiful, camel bone handle
  • Includes a leather sheath
  • Inexpensive

Cons

  • Blade is dull when it’s shipped

Why It’s Recommended

This is a budget skinning knife that still looks fantastic. If money is short and aesthetics are your thing, the Wild Turkey is a winner.

Things to Consider When Choosing a Skinning Knife

If you’re new to hunting, or if you’ve never bought a skinning knife, you probably have a few questions. Here’s a quick overview of the most important features of the best skinning knives, so you can make a more informed purchase.

Blade Design

skinning knife bladeThe type of blade you want for skinning is going to depend on the type of game you’re hunting. Generally, though, there are going to be two main categories:

  • Deer and other lean game: These animals tend to have very little subcutaneous fat. As a result, you’ll only need to cut through some fibrous membranes to remove the skin. For this type of game, any comfortable, well-sized knife will do the job.
    Since you’ll mostly be using the tip of the knife, a drop-point blade can be useful for precise work that does minimal damage to the flesh. Conversely, a clip point blade can be an ergonomic choice, since you can slice with either side of the blade.
  • Boar, bear and other fatty game: These animals have a lot of subcutaneous fat, particularly in the autumn when they’re fattening up for winter. This means you’ll have a lot more slicing to do in order to free up the skin. Since you’ll need to be making long, sweeping cuts, a long blade is almost essential. It helps if the blade is flat, and has a sweep-back design.
    While you can do the job with any blade, a drop-point or serrated blade is going to do a total hack job. This is where a true skinning knife comes in handy, which is why our reviews mostly covered long-bladed knives.

Blade Length

The ideal skinning knife will have a blade that’s long enough to get the job done quickly, while not being so big that it’s unwieldy. It won’t come as a surprise, then, that the length of the blade, like the shape, will depend on the type of game.

  • Small game: If you’re hunting rabbit, raccoon, squirrel, or other varmints, you’ll want a blade that’s between about 3 and 3 ½ inches.
  • Medium game: For animals like whitetail deer and mule deer, a 4 to 5-inch blade will be your best choice.
  • Large game: If you’re hunting elk, moose, or brown bear, a 6 to 8 ½” blade will be large enough to remove the skin quickly.

If you only want to carry one knife, a medium-sized one will be the most versatile. You’ll have to be careful with varmint hides, and you’ll spend a little longer skinning large game, but it’s the best of both worlds. Of course, compared to the cost of ammunition, the one-time expense of two or three blades isn’t all that steep. If you do a lot of hunting, why not own a full set?

Blade Steel

Blades can be hard, or they can be strong. Generally, they can’t be both. This is true for all knives, not just skinning knives. But why?skinning knife

The answer is that there are two main categories of steel: high-carbon steel, and low-carbon (stainless) steel.

  • High-carbon steel is stronger than stainless steel. You’ll usually see this steel in camp knives, hatchets, and other tools that are designed to be used for chopping or prying. On the other hand, it’s softer than other steels. This means the edge doesn’t stay sharp as long, although it will be relatively easy to sharpen.
  • Stainless steel is harder than carbon steel. The edge will hold for a long time, although it will be harder to sharpen because the steel is harder to grind down. It’s not very good for prying or chopping since the more rigid metal is more likely to snap.

If you’re looking for an all-purpose knife, carbon steel is the way to go. It’s useful for all tasks, at the expense of needing more frequent sharpening.

That said, the last thing you want to do when you’re skinning an animal stops to sharpen your knife. A sharp, stainless steel blade will hold its edge more than long enough to remove the hide from your game, and you can deal with sharpening it after you get home. For this reason, the majority of our chosen knives have stainless steel blades.

Handle and Grip

This is one of the areas where you have the most freedom. Because you aren’t trying to stab anything with your skinning knife, just slice it, you can choose whatever handle is comfortable for you. There are a couple of things you’ll want to consider, though:

  • Ergonomics: You’re going to be holding this knife very tightly, and cutting for an extended period of time if you’re skinning a larger animal. Make sure it’s comfortable in your hand.
  • Your preferred grip: Some hunters like to hold the blade with all of their fingers, in a closed fist. Others like to put their index finger on the back of the blade, for extra leverage. A blade with a large quillion (cross guard) is not going to work well with this type of grip.

As far as material goes, skinning knife grips run the full gamut. Budget knives will have composite or steel grips, while finer knives can have grips made from exotic wood, bone, horn, antlers, or more exotic materials. Choose whatever material looks most beautiful to you. Again, this knife is for slicing, not stabbing, so smooth materials are perfectly fine.

Bottom Line

As we’ve seen, there’s a lot that goes into making a good skinning knife. From the design of the blade to the steel that’s used to the handle and the grip.

As we’ve also seen, the best skinning knives don’t all look alike. They can have an old-school design or an ultra-modern one. They can be designed for large or small game, for rugged deep woods use, or for backyard varmint hunting. They can be very affordable or somewhat expensive.

There are also a few things they have in common, like a slim design and a very sharp blade.

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11 Best Skinning Knives

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Review Breakdown

  • Old Timer Guthook
  • Old Timer Sharpfinger
  • Wyoming
  • Wild Turkey
  • Anna Home Collection
  • Custom Damascus
  • DALSTRONG Gladiator Series
  • Victorinox
  • Victorinox Wide
  • Gerber Moment
  • Morakniv
  • Buck Knives
  • Buck Knives Omni Hunter
  • Buck Knives Ranger
  • Buck Knives SKINNER

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      • Parts of a Pistol
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      • Teach Kids to Ski
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    • Thermal Imaging
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    • Waterproof Duffel Bag
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