Chopping Knife

is the cold steel gurkha kukri a good survival knife for chopping trees and stuff?

or should i get the kukri machete to do that

no it is meant to draw blood every time it is drawn and it is for loping off heads not a axe get a machete

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Off to buy a knife good for field dressing deer, but which one?

I'm going to buy myself a knife today, the main thing and probably only thing i'm going to use it for, is to field dress deer, but i'm overwhelmed with the seemingly endless choices of knives out there. I want a quality fixed-blade knife, that all i'm going to do with it, is field dress. And also should i bring an axe or bone saw for field dressing, to chop the deer into smaller pieces for easier transportation?

Here is an option for you. Carry a garbage bag and an Army "alice pack" Then roll the deer on it's side and work on the top side first- skin out the top half then take out the back strap, front shoulder and hind quarter.Plus the meat trimmings off the neck.Debone every thing as you go. Then roll the deer over and repeat the process putting everything in the garbage bag inside the alice pack.Then carry it on you back just as if it was a back pack using the shoulder straps of the alice pack.With a little practice you can get this done in about 45 minutes. Then it is simple and easy to tote it out. the downside is it does waste a little more meat this way. But it works well in those areas that are walk in only and you are more then a mile back there. A folding Gerber will work well for you.All the well made folding knives of today has a locking feature that will not allow them to be closed unless you choose to do so. And by deboneing the meat you do not have to have a saw of any kind. and it sure lightens your load when hunting by yourself and you are quite a ways back there.

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