Mossy Oak Fixed Blade Gut Hook Knife, 9.5-inch Full Tang Field Processing Knife - Wooden Handle, Leather Sheath Included, for Skinning, Hunting, Outdoors

Perfect deer knife. Well made. Very pretty handle and leather sleeve.

This is a good product at a great price point. I’ve used this knife for deer hunting in the fall, ice fishing in the winter, and kept in the boat’s glovebox for summer camping trips. This knife does it all, and performs great. The knife is well built, and holds an edge without issues. The sheath is high quality, which I was very impressed with. I recommend this product.

Right out of the box, this knife was able to effectively field dress two whitetail. The shape, sharpness, and gut hook were all useful to get the job done. The sheath is low quality leather and not supple but not terrible. The knife had no problem sharply cutting through soft tissue, connective tissue, and cartiledge. I did not use it for going through bone but it was sturdy in the hand and likely could do. I had concerns that such an inexpensive knife would not be up for the job but I was pleasantly surprised.

For the price great buy but it came dull so you will have to sharpen it other then that can’t beat it .

The media could not be loaded. Beautifully crafted hunters/outdoors knife. It’s has a heavy feeling to it so can handle deep cut and accurate toss if you are into that kind of practical use for it.From the video you can clearly see right out of the box this knife has a sharp blade and tip. The gut hook is not as sharp compare to the blade. I do like to know how or is it possible to sharpen the gut hook part of the blade.It does come with a beautiful leather sheath to keep your knife secure on your belt with two clips.Very happy with this purchase. I’m ready for the zombies apocalypse with this baby.

Great

For the price it really isn't bad if you know exactly what you are purchasing. Going to be a truck knife.

Upon opening it is apparent that they use a serious piece of steel in this knife. Full tang all the way through the handle. One of the pieces of wood doesnt line up perfectly on the handle but that makes no difference to me as long as it does its job. Blade is sharp enough to shave right out of the box. I have not had it long enough to speak on edge retention. This is my first blade in 3cr13 steel but after a little research it sounds like its a softer steel which is fine for hunting as I would resharpen after each use. I will update if i have any issues with the knife but so far it seems like great quality for a 17 dollar knife. Leather sheath isnt half bad either