BATTLBOX : Mission 45 (NOV 2018) "Hunting 2.0" (When You Have To Find Your Food)

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[@cutlerylover]

Better late than never, lol, not only did this arrive late but I forgot to upload this video...Thanks to everyone whom asked about it to remind me!

[@crisshowe138]

I like YABBOs (yet another Battle Box opening)

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

Cool😎

[@nicolay3187]

cutlerylover oazark trail just came out with a couple of knives that come in a box, they're worth it, soft steel but good detent, passes all other tests

[@nicolay3187]

cutlerylover For the price, $11 at my local walmart they're more than worth it

[@nicolay3187]

cutlerylover Come in a wooden box, you'll spot them a mile away by the pretty scales

[@mitchellholt2990]

10:30 That zippro is for field dressing. Really useful for making the initial cut down through the deer chest/belly without slicing into organs (releasing bile and other nasty stuff). very cool blade.

[@Shanes_Sharp_Sheet]

Buck 119 has been my family's hunting knife of choice for generations!

[@chancelorolsen5903]

I use a buck 110 on my belt. The clip point is great for gutting and skinning deer. The buck 420HC is easy to sharpen in the field, and it holds a good edge.

[@cdknox1]

That’s not for draw cuts...that’s for field dressing. The tip is blunted so you don’t cut the belly open on a deer for example.

[@cutlerylover]

thanks found that out later, but also great for draw cutting, lol...

[@roberth3603]

what? you always cut the belly to get the guts

[@calebpettifer]

This guy^^🤔

[@roberth3603]

@@calebpettifer what have I made a mistake im 10 and i only see from my dad

[@calebpettifer]

@@roberth3603 guts are not inside the stomach. Stomach acid and food is in the stomach. If you cut the stomach open you can spoil the meat.

[@mountainmanwatchreviews8081]

Almost at 500K subs man! I’ve been subbed for like 4-5 years, glad to see your still growing and doing well.

[@kinghenry056]

Your channel is the only one I watch when you do reviews on the Battlebox.

[@gwbrown33179]

Favorite hunting knives in no particular order: case full size trapper, case fixed blade hunting knife, full size griptillian with the spydee-hole / sheeps foot blade, a custom fixed blade that an elk guide gave me some time ago, and a havalon (the one you couldn’t think of with the disposable blades). havalon’s prob the best / easiest to use, but I like the others for a combination of sentimental reasons and traditionalism. Just got a small benchmade crooked river. Looking forward to trying it.

[@jonvoightscar14]

Knives of Alaska whitetail hunter in D2 steel has been my go to hunting knife field dressing/skinning/ deboning, for the last 7 or 8 years

[@ghostranger7410]

I’m a Outfitter and guide in Colorado so I use the Outdoor Edge Swingblaze and my limited edition silver stag knife for hunting

[@levikemp929]

Unfortunately my family doesn’t hunt. I’m a first generation hunter and so I never got to go with a grandpa or dad or anything like that. I’m learning by my lonesome lol I don’t have kids and don’t plan on having any so I hope to leave the hunting tools I’ve acquired to a nephew or niece who shows interest later on. Regardless, the knife I use is a larger fixed blade that I made. And I use a hatchet that I rehandled and made a mask for to split deer sternums...if you can’t find the perfect knife, make it! Love the vids keep me coming!:)

[@ghostranger7410]

The outdoor edge knife is a gut hook. You use it to open up the animal with out puncturing the guts

[@TheBass-dn7gv]

Hey Jeff, I've been hunting since I was 13, am now 19. After trying a few different knives, I now carry an Uncle Henry Elk Hunter.

[@Hoboranger]

I carry a Pakistani Buck 110 clone and sometimes a 119. The "110" is all I have ever needed and has personal history which is everything in hunting.

[@tr508burr0164]

The zippro (the knife you said is backwards) if for gutting bigger game. You would make a small slit at the bottom of the rib cage, then slip that under the skin, and slide it towards the groin area to open up the animal

[@simongabrielsson589]

Knives I use when im hunting. Cold Steel Pendelton lite for skinning. Condor Mayflower for gutting the animal. Fällkniven F1 for for more general stuff like making firewood and to cut food. Have also bought a Condor Desert Romper to try out.

[@germanredneck4414]

I collect knives, but for hunting i use a mora companion. Easy to clean, grippy and perfect size to gut a deer.

[@marklorenfahey4942]

Love yer channel! I’ve learned so much great and helpful information and instruction from you, and it’s super duper fun for us gear junkies. Thanks Brother.

[@drewmitchell3877]

White knuckler makes a knife I love for skinning. Carry it on my belt all the time for almost 4 years now

[@shudogg1rs]

I always have my Buck 110 (with the 154CPM blade), a bowie style knife I made years ago (approx. 7 inch O1 blade) on my "hunting belt" also have a 22 mag single action on that. In my hunting backpack I have a multi tool and a Mora of some short(currently the 546). I use the Buck 110 and the Mora get uses the most, I tend to uses the Mora more just because it's easier to clean.

[@JS-te4gz]

I can't believe how much we're alike.... I'm over 300lbs... same beard ...love to fish ...collect knives and zippos /lighters....smoke cigars and pipes ...like guns and shooting......crazy😁

[@crazy4tat2s]

All I carry deer hunting is a 3 blade old timer pocket knife that belonged to my grandfather. For taking care of the game in the field that's all I need. I butcher my own game and have quite a few knives that I use for that but nothing more then a small knife out in the field.

[@TroySR71]

I have three, the Buck 124 Frontiersman 420HC Steel Blade, 103 Skinner 420HC Steel Blade, and 102 Woodsmen with the S30V Steel blade . Each has it's place and are awesome knives.

[@pughconsulting]

I always gravitate to smaller fixed blades. Big difference between hunting and bushcrafting and they require different sized knives. Although, I do like the combo of a small fixed blade and a small or mid size hatchet, which to me is better than a large bushcrafting knife.

[@dheiser88]

I use an elk ridge fixed blade 2.5in drop point for my gutting and skinning needs. I really would like to try the bench made altitude.

[@tylerwalsh9020]

Current hunting knives are Benchmade saddle mountain skinner, and the hidden canyon.

[@thespanishinquisitionn]

That Silent retriever looks like a squid fishing jig.

[@Beowulf_98]

I have used small to medium fixed blades and folders currently I use a cold steel drop forged hunter, and the Buck 110 folding hunter.

[@JaxBaron]

Do you buy these each month or are they free/sponsored ? Either way I enjoy the videos!

[@koldblooded2309]

I started off with a Buck Bucklite Max Large w/ guthook and recently upgraded to a Buck Zipper.

[@jailer23044]

I always have a Buck 105 and an LB7 in my pack when I hunt. Keep them razor sharp and they will dress, skin and quarter multiple deer in a season.

[@AlexKloehn]

I use the buck 119 for everything I hunt, hell I’ve even cleaned fish with it. Just a down right fantastic knife

[@customkush7103]

I use a 3 piece old timer hunting set of knives and they’ve always worked for me.

[@desertratedc9596]

Buck 119 backed up with a old timer sharp finger. And a few pocket knives like my buck stockmen. Bulk of the work with the fixed blades and if they get dull, I put it aside and move on to the next blade.

[@MegaTomtom69]

I use an outdoor edge with replaceable blades for skinning but my buck 110 and camillus cuda 9 do the field dressing and mojority of the deboning of the meat from the carcass.

[@ocomegashadowstacking5886]

Awesome battl box review video video!!!

[@collinbell8114]

Dude.. the side of ur beard has a heart shape in it!

[@jawesome59]

I use a mora garberg carbon fixed blade for skinning. Scandi grind is easy to resharpen

[@TheAngryDracolope]

The silent retriever is a fishing lure for catching squid Jeff.

[@tprldaryl2161]

Tenchi Arizonia I was hoping I wasn’t the only person who knew that was a squid jig lol.

[@TheAngryDracolope]

@@tprldaryl2161 Squid jigging is a good way to get bait for bigger fish. What is more surprising is that BATTLBOX tried to pass it off as a gear retriever.

[@BUSHCRAPPING]

I thought it looked like one but I think it is actually supposed to be for grabbing your stuff like Jeff said. The picture was a tree stand but it is basically a repurposed squid jig

[@TheAngryDracolope]

@@BUSHCRAPPING Take it from me it isn't even a repurposed squid jig, it has just been repackaged and re-marketed as a gear retriever. You can clearly see the joint that allows the lure to wobble like a wounded fish which will entice the squid to strike. You certainly wouldn't want to attempt to use a squid jig as a gear retriever as the tines are rather sharp due to being designed to pierce the tough flesh of a squid, and you would in fact damage anything you tried to retrieve with it.

[@JCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJC]

Squid jig, no doubt

[@frankhellman6879]

Where do you keep all the "must haves" & "have it if I need it" stuff? You have a shed, spare room full of shelves, really deep closets, or a monthly storage rental? I'm forever saving too much stuff & looking for room to put it.

[@cutlerylover]

I have storage issues yes, lol but I keep a ton of gear at another family members house who has the storage I dont

[@doobydoo88]

The silent retriever looks like a squid lure

[@He_Is_Risen1]

I use a KA-BAR little fin. A smaller knife is easier to use while gutting and skinning.

[@JustinBrown25]

Outdoor edge knives are really amazing not for edc but awesome.

[@ΜήτσοςΧ-ε1ο]

I mostly use a medium sized bowie i got in a school trip in Crete also an esee izula and a mora. My dad on the other hand usually uses small fruit knives and steak knives idk why😂

[@aksalaman4689]

The knife you were trying to think of is the Havalon. The Outdoor Edge knife is made to gut big game, its made that way to not cut the intestines as you run it up to the brisket.

[@mountainmanwatchreviews8081]

aksalaman 4ever I always see those at cabelas, they look crazy sharp.

[@aksalaman4689]

@@mountainmanwatchreviews8081 The Havalon is very sharp, think surgical scalpel, sometimes too sharp for some tasks. Works well for skinning around the head area.

[@jawesome59]

Havalon pirahna is one of my favorites for skinning. I toured their factory in Cincinnati once and it was really cool

[@Zhestical]

Hell you can get them at Lowes & maybe Home Depot now. See them every time I'm browsing the tool area.

[@rahj21]

use a gerber gator folder and a small kabar fixed blade for taking care of the deer.

[@deejay1534]

Lionsteel T5 is my go to fixed blade for most things

[@chriswood3390]

I use the outdoor edge wild pair.

[@brandonneuman1317]

I Carry 2 of those outdoor edge knives the one with a gut hook and the smaller finer knife. I don't want to ruin a nicer knife cleaning and parting out deer and elk.

[@hfsoutdoors8581]

My top brands are silver stag and buck. I like blade lengths no longer than 6 inches, any longer and they become cumbersome. Most people use their hunting knives to either just gut the animal or they use it to completely butcher it if they don’t have a butcher knife set. If your just gutting the animal too long of a blade and it gets caught up inside of it and can do more damage than being helpful.

[@jw7641]

I just got a benchmade griptillian, it was a surprise from my dad!

[@theinfamousb-ran5729]

I use a Blackjack model 125 as my hunting knife. It's a beast.

[@k123332]

Something with a 4” blade, in 440 and has a gut hook. Cheap, because I lose them during the gutting process....most times! lol

[@nevahenuf]

Were hunting knives larger in the past to finish game off? I imagine pre smokeless powder the chance of wounding was greater and you probably would have less follow up shot potential.

[@deathbyastonishment7930]

Atomic Bean probably, if you go back far enough hunters often carried a short sword.

[@kevinAuman1]

I have so many hunting knives lol but most recent add is the set of 154cm colonial knife co ce-400 and ce-100(limited to 600 production) and talk about best of a knife this 400 is legit indestructible lol I challenge anyone to get one and put it thru whatever hard-use you can think of throwing at it and let me know if you even dull the blade at all haha

[@jacobvazquez6586]

For SHTF the snares are Great but I also have a 2 high end break barrel pellet rifles and some Walmart Gamo's that I picked up on clearance for small game hunting. Save the center fire guns for bigger 4 and 2 legged situations.

[@jeremiahschubert28]

Rimfire

[@ArtisanTony]

pretty cool!

[@Raool1014]

So close to 500,000 subs!!!

[@johnjohn7775]

I use a buck 113 with s30v, love it. Perfect size

[@frostfirei]

You can't, beat the background!!!

[@Doge_91]

Have you tested some knives on your beard? It's patchy haha The Battlbox videos are my favourite ones btw :)

[@DamionJR4923]

My go to Hunting knife is a cold steel Master Hunter in San Mai III

[@nickvanderkooi1003]

A scrade trapper is what I use for cleaning small game and birds

[@wayneprice2737]

i use a schrade 57 or a schrade f42 for hunting.

[@dedu7483]

Hunting videos sounds azome👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@BUSHCRAPPING]

Silent retreiever looks like a squid jig?

[@JCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJC]

BUSHCRAPPING it’s 100% a squid jig

[@Hissatsu5]

Back when I hunted I used a case sod buster it work fine but after I was introduced to cold steel I used the bushman

[@doobydoo88]

Dose your hat say al Capone

[@trevormcfetridge8461]

It’s not a fillet knife it’s a boning knife used in order to get the meat off the bones for a better close in cut and I use a buck 110 and a case fixed blade the case was my great grandfathers and I’ve always just used a buck 110 it’s my daily go to knife throw it on my belt and go

[@joeluis2455]

I hunt hogs.. and just i carry a old timer knife that was my grandpas

[@kylevennes3833]

Bark river gunny. And a buck 110 switch between the 2

[@dundun8640]

The Silent retriever looks like a squid hook :D By the way, Hi!

[@frankcastle9833]

Rabbit is very, very tasty, but is basically fat free. Lack of fat may sound like a good thing, but in a survival situation, if you can only eat rabbit, you WILL starve to death.

[@bigmanbowie]

Buck 110 and 119 have a long time

[@CarolinaEDCreviews]

battlbox should stay as a EDC gear box and not outdoors gear, in my opinion..they were better before

[@clintonlewis3739]

Yeah I don't hunt, if I had to I would.

[@austinanderson8438]

I usually take a fixed blade and a folder my folder varies between a havalon piranha or an okc Rat 1 and my fixed blade is a schrade old timer woodsman which I made into a old school kinda Bowie

[@Jordanhunterg]

A Grohmann #2 with a stag handle

[@emptysoupcan7752]

Two words: Bad Ass!!!

[@antonmarkov1635]

I’ve been watching your videos for years and I have one question. Why don’t you get older? 😃 Tell me your secret

[@matthaus82]

What happened to your October BATTLBOX?

[@kydd666]

I was just wondering when we'd get another battlebox video and then i got the notification

[@corvoerin3766]

I have a medium sized machete type blade for hunting or as my brother calls it “a big fuck off knife”

[@4nhk066]

the zip pro is a gutting knife

[@tbone1778]

I use a buck 121 and a mini grip

[@KWsandman]

SOG Field Pup & Buck 110

[@v2airsoftgaming]

Schrade sharpfinger 🔪👍

[@drunkenclown4805]

dont have the money to get my permit yet so for now i hunt water bottles and boxes lol

[@COLDPLAY5MUSIC564]

Jeff you going to do more fat man diaries with this new year coming?

[@dallascowboys8681]

Bad camera view again?

[@deezkeez]

I think society has already gone sour. At this point we're waiting to see if it goes rancid.

[@ammadkhanzada4170]

9:03 find a heart on his beard :)

[@rebelreject1936]

I like a medium and a long fillet knife

[@BonnieTheBelgian]

I’m a avid bow hunter and a knife collector, so I seem to use a different knife every hunt. Everything from a Buck to a Benchmade.

[@kyleierlan]

I use my kabar when I hunt everyone tells me it's too big but I've never had an issue

[@joelilley3554]

No it’s not to big, I mean as long as you can control the blade good enough to not over penetrate so you don’t hit the shit sack or other organs then you should be fine. I find it that the size of your hunting knife is more of a personal preference though over an 8 inch blade can make it harder imo. Most people don’t process the whole deer anyways and pay to get it done so all they have to do is gut it but I’ve gutted a deer with a 10 inch machete once and it work just fine especially since it had a lot of belly. I use the tops Mohawk hunter usually when I’m out hunting bc it’s lightweight has a 5 inch blade and is just a great all around knife.

[@ct4506]

I use a bark river Bravo 1 for hunting.

[@joshuagp78]

When I hunt I use a 4 inch fixed blade with a rubber handle. I have one from buck and I have a benchmade steep country. They are just easier to clean. I also always have a folding knife, usually a large one, they always vary.

[@BrianMiller1973]

Jeff’s pronunciation of “comfortable” cracks me up every time.

[@Uxicara]

Anyone else notice the curtain in the background moving multiple times?

[@yanney4667]

So? He has a dog and wife inside

[@jeremiahschubert28]

Havalon