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Category Archives: Reviews of Havalon Knives
How to Debone an Elk Using the Gutless Method
On Outdoor Life’s “Live Hunt” Blog, Aron Snyder Debones an Elk with a Havalon Piranta Want to learn the gutless method of processing wild game in the field? Watch this short video from Aron Snyder, a star from Outdoor Life’s … Continue reading
Posted in Aron Snyder, Big Game Hunting, Elk Hunting, Expert Advice, Field Dressing Tips, Guest Writers, How To, Hunting & Fishing Equipment, Live Hunt, Outdoor Life, Reviews of Havalon Knives, Skinning Knives
Tagged elk hunting, field dressing an elk, gutless method, havalon knives, how to field dress, Reviews of Havalon Knives
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Elk Hunting in Colorado with Doug Turnbull ~ by Robert McKinney
My Dream Elk Hunt with a Turnbull Restoration 1866 Winchester When it comes to dreaming about western hunting adventures, for most people one thing and one thing only comes to mind: horse-packing into a wilderness tent camp nestled amid the … Continue reading
Does The Havalon Work for Skinning Hogs? ~ by Max Prasac
Hog Hunting in Hell (aka North Carolina in July) It was one of those grueling hot July summer days in North Carolina, where even the mosquitoes are loathe to move about. The evenings, when the sun had made its retreat … Continue reading
Posted in Ask Havalon, Expert Advice, Field Dressing a Hog, Field Dressing Tips, Guest Writers, Hog Hunting, Hunting & Fishing Equipment, Hunting Hogs, Max Prasac, Reviews of Havalon Knives, Skinning Knives, Uncategorized
Tagged best skinning knives for hogs, field dressing a hog, havalon knives, havalon skinning knives, hunting hogs, Max Prasac, piranta skinning knife review, skinning hogs
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The Havalon Baracuta – like “a hot knife through butter”…
“Fishing from aboard the JETTYWOLF, a custom 26′ all welded plate alloy, center console Pacific boat, designed to fish the St. Johns River inlet’s Jetties with ease, hence the boats name. Pursuing Redfish, Drum, Sheepshead, Tarpon, Shark and specializing in Trophy Speckled … Continue reading
Hog Hunting in Texas ~ John Campos
Havalon Knives Exceeded Our Expectations… On a great hog hunt in Texas 2 years ago, my son and I found that our knives and those of our guide were not up to the task of skinning the tough hide of … Continue reading
Brad Herndon Reviews Havalon Knives for Field Dressing Deer
This is my first year using Havalon knives and as the 2010 season has progressed I have been able to use them quite a bit — for field-dressing, caping out a buck, and for butchering. Therefore I want to update … Continue reading
Havalon Knives Reviewed by BC Hunting
“Properly skinning and caping your game is a critical part of preserving your trophy should you wish to have it mounted by your taxidermist. Aside from practice and skill, the only tool that will help you do a better job … Continue reading
A Havalon Knife Lost and a Lifetime of Memories Found
We received an email from Ron Dupee a while back telling us that he and his dad had a great hunting trip in the Yukon and each took a magnificent moose. Only problem was that his dad lost his Piranta-Original … Continue reading
SoCal Bowhunter Reviews Havalon Knives
I am very cautious when it comes to my gear, what I use and when… Al Quackenbush, a pro-staffer for DIYbowhunter.com, reviews our knives after real world use in the field. See the full review by clicking on the link: … Continue reading
