I may have just dated myself with that quote.
I don’t know I would take it hunting with me, but it’s a sweet knife with a 7" blade.
Man, that is a sweet knife @Dawn! Tell @anon25963094 to send me one JUST like it!!!
Call me cheap but, I like my Gerber fixed blade…
I see a whole lot more that I would rather have LIKE @anon25963094 's !!! 
Well this is my actual hunting/cleaning knife…standard Buck knife…
But this is the knife I go camping/hiking with…SOG Seal Pup Elite…
(yep, even with the Boy Scouts)
I have a SOG Seal Team as well…now THAT"S a knife!!!
Sweet!!!
Have you been hunting yet @JamesR and if so any luck?
I’m tracking this one deer on my land with a ginormous rack, I FREAKING MISSED LAST SEASON COMPLETELY!!! I was so MAD!!!
I’m hoping this baby is still out there! I live in Louisiana, but my land is actually in Arkansas so it’s a little drive, but I enjoy!
No, I’ve unfortunately never had the pleasure of deer hunting (or hunting other larger animals), but I’m working on it.
Pheasant season doesn’t open up until Nov so no luck yet, but I’m hopeful (as I am every year).
Well, buddy, we need to fix that! Come on down here and get you some patience.
That’s what I say anyway…it’s all about tracking and waiting…
Have you ever had some deer meat?
Oh I’ve had venison plenty of times and like it. And I have some friends here that hunt deer, but they claim the land they’re hunting on the owners restrict them to family only (at least that’s the story they’re feeding me 
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Haha, I had to work hard for this one Randall!
Truth be told I have cleaned/gutted deer more often than not with my EDC knife than anything else.
I did take a Gerber B.M.F. (w/ saw back) on my first elk hunt and much to the chagrin of my Dad for giving me crap about the size of it was put to good use opening up the sternum of a bull elk as the saw was 3 miles away.
I carry my given EDC until I break it or loose it. I used to carry Spiderco’s as they were issue knives but kept breaking the blades. My current EDC is a well worn “Sig Sauer” promo knife that was part of the 3rd place prize table from the Gastonia Sniper Conference back in '08. Good steel, heavy blade, drop point and a wicked sharp edge (thank me very much). Also very handy for cleaning finger nails and such. It has put the insides on the outside for at least the past 9 years which is more than a couple.
I tend to stay away from fixed blade knives while hunting as they have a tendency to get stuck inside you if you are unfortunate enough to take a fall. Lost a good friend that way.
Cheers,
Craig6
Well I dont know what a Lightning Talk is, but can I come up and give one? 
This is my hunting knife… well, actually I don’t hunt, but it MUST be my hunting knife. Or my fishing knife. I keep it in my fishing kit in my truck… because when I asked the Ann Arbor police about legal fixed blade lengths, they said… “yeah, we don’t actually check the blade length on fixed blade knives if they’re in your tackle box…”
So here you go… Hunting/Fishing Knife:
Although I don’t hunt, we do raise our own livestock… it is the one I’d use for skinning rabbits or dressing chickens or ducks on the farm.
Hey! I’m Like Gibbs (Mark Harmon) on NCIS …
RULE # 9 Never leave home without a knife!
So, even if you don’t hunt, I recommend having a knife…That is a sweet blade!!
and aww come on @anon25963094 I’m playing, but seriously nice blade bro!!
They could be telling the truth…
Some hunting leases have restrictions on them…
Come on down here though…My family has 120 acres NO RESTRICTIONS lol (Other than those of law)
Oops, to clarify, a lightening talk is like a mini-lecture (5-10 min, some are like longer depending on the venue) to share knowledge with the audience. It’s usually on a topic that the speaker has a lot of knowledge in or information to share.
I did one on things I’ve learned since I started at the USCCA that have helped me achieve more - including a bit I had learned from someone else’s lighten talk that helped me get over claustrophobia when I went snorkeling in Belize.
The two big ones in the top pic rarely leave the house. The Case has a 9 1/2” blade. It would go in and come out the other side on most people. The KaBar I just won a few weeks ago from KaBar for sharing a post on Facebook.
The bottom is a Benchmade Auto Stryker and is part of my EDC along with the Glock 26 in the top photo.
That is a lovely knife @Zee and actually perfectly legal to carry either concealed or open in the state of MI. 
I know what you mean, but thanks to my childhood of watching Bugs Bunny, I pictured you dressing a chicken or a duck in a tuxedo. 
That’s a whooooole lotta freedom there in those pics…….M’urica!!! 
