Whatever is to hand as long as it is sharp will do for rabbits, preferably something heavy ish to do legs / head / tail.
Whatever is to hand as long as it is sharp will do for rabbits, preferably something heavy ish to do legs / head / tail.
I have to admit I have got a couple of one sided razor blades from the chemists for jobs like skining.
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Svord Peasant http://www.heinnie.com/Knives/Svord-Knives/c-1-92-695/ and if it was purely for dressing game I may even go for the plastic handled one.
Regards, Matt.
It's not arson if it's your own stuff
They're lovely little knives, Matt. Might have to nab one myself!
Steve
why would you need a skinning knife for as rabbit? the skin just pulls off.
heres how to do it and just usinf a pocket knife for the cuts.
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A cracking little knife Steve, the wood handled version is the one I went for although it will need a sand and oil to get rid of the hard lines and cheapy varnish. I also got the suede sheath and now wear as a neck knife, love it.Originally Posted by Fletching
They're lovely little knives, Matt. Might have to nab one myself!
Steve
Matt.
It's not arson if it's your own stuff
agreed. You can get too kit heavy imo. I dont mean the weight, just the quantity.
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Really? Can't say I'd noticed.
Martin
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You ought to get out more mateReally? Can't say I'd noticed.
Martin
Time is precious - waste it wisely
Good point but when would I get to order more kit? The wife only lets me out at weekends, and a maximum of twice during the week.You ought to get out more mate
Martin
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