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No boxes as these were going to be my forever knives. However, with lots of time in retirement I am getting nostalgic and am using the knives I started hunting with 40 years ago.
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Just curious why you used both knives on the same elk?
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Just curious why you used both knives on the same elk? 😂🤣😂🤣😂
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Use two cause I'm a bit anal. Always take two on a hunt. Used the Griptillian to cut the hide along the back and down the legs. Then the skinner to skin it gutless method. Probably easier/better ways but that's what works for me.
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Orange Griptilian is SPF.
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I have to stop looking at the skinner, very handsome
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Not only is the skinner handsome, it fits in the hand very nicely.
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Griptillian is a great knife. Is that the mini one or full size?
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Full size Griptillian. And, yes they are a very nice edc knife. It has been sold.
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Saddle mountain skinner is still available.
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Now you got me curious what 40yr old knives you re now using
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Buck 112 from my early forestry days
Pal that I rescued from Mom's laundry room for boning
One of Grandma's kitchen knives that is a decent skinner
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