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Hog knife hunts, or “hogdogging“, is a serious hobby sport that can be enjoyable when done right, but dangerous if done wrong.
With that in mind, it is important to equip yourself with the correct hunting knives when doing so.
Careful consideration is important for the knife as using proper gear can make the hunt with your dogs quicker and cleaner. Below are 3 picks for reliable hog hunting knives. Let’s get started.
The Buck 110 is about as legendary as a pocket knife can be. It’s not only Buck’s most popular knife, but one of the most popular knives ever made, period.
So if you’re looking to buy yourself one in Canada, then firstly, good choice! It’s a solid bet that will last you a lifetime.
In this article, we’ll check out:
Buck makes two of the most well-known, classic, American-made pocket knives there has ever been: the Buck 110 and the Buck 112.
They come in various configurations, and one of the options you have as a buyer is to get finger grooves vs. a plain handle.
Which is better? Well, it depends. So let’s explore the big question. Should you get a 110 / 112 with finger grooves, or without?
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Thinking about buying the Schrade LB7 or the Buck 110? This article will help you with a concise explanation of the differences & similarities of the Schrade LB7 vs Buck 110. Our aim is to help you make the right buying decision.
[Read more…]Liner locks and frame locks are two of the most popular locking mechanisms for pocket knives. Each has pros & cons, similarities and differences. In this article, we discuss the frame lock vs. liner lock for pocket knives.
You’ll learn the differences, and understand how each locking mechanism might (or might not) affect your buying decision for your next knife.
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