The Alpha Of Hunting Knives Just Changed My Mind!

[@gideonstactical]

Buck Alpha Pro Hunter on amazon amzn.to/3YE7r2T Buck Alpha Pro Scout on amazon amzn.to/45a7fuN Thanks for checking both out though my affiliate links!

[@oOAnubis1987Oo]

@gideonstactical Thank you for the great video! The Scout will be my new edc knive

[@marksaint2936]

Prices are moving quickly. Time to stock up on styles of knives you might need in the future.

[@ZacharyElliott-eo8it]

If covid taught me anything its that if you want it: buy it now not later. It'll be out of stock and backordered for months if you don't

[@thomasmaloney843]

For those on a budget, there is the Buck 684 Bucklite Max which is very similar to these knives.

[@j.l.327]

Very much agree, i have the similar buck 673's stashed in a couple places, got em at close out, have found them to be great value

[@thomasmaloney843]

@@j.l.327 have a 673 also. Fine knife.

[@alexryherd9810]

You could also get a buck 102 and a custom kidex edc sheath for it and still have money left over compared to the price of the alphas. Different style of fixed blade but damn $200 is a lot for a production fixed blade

[@thomasmaloney843]

@@alexryherd9810 I have a 102. Nice knife. My leather sheath is fine.

[@BigJohnson6]

Or make more money

[@americanpatriot477]

Lol I find it funny, that for hundreds of years, mountain men and outdoorsmen used the exact same knife for hunting, bushcraft and self defense. Not to mention military personnel. Use the same knife for everything as well. It’s only been a decade or so that people have become knife snoots, requiring that knives have to have a certain steel , blade shape grinds inc.

[@carlbunner5515]

You know why that is right... because most of these so called experts live in big cities and dream and make up crap to sell knives. If you look at most knife reviewers hands , baby soft paper pusher hands. And most have never done a days labor in their life haha bunch of sissy lalas .

[@EdingardSIGMA]

Very true. I would use the Buck 663 Alpha Guide as my EDC and use it for everything. In the end, it is a knife.

[@rddv1805]

It’s pushing the industry to innovate. I think it’s pretty cool to see what these knife companies come up with.

[@crisdiaz32107]

The marketing team hard at work.

[@nmhvactech5474]

I have a Benchmade Hidden Canyon that I’ve used for the last few years, and I’ve been really pleased with. This year I acquired both of the Buck Alpha Pro hunting knives. My first thought is that the Buck knives seem better to be feel better in hand, to me, than my Benchmade, due to the finger choil, jimping, and grip. The Benchmade is a little narrower top to bottom from the blade to spine, so it’s a little more compact. It’s between the two Bucks in size. The Scout is very small, almost to small. It might be good for caping or fine details, hopefully I’ll find out this fall. I can say I’ve use the Benchmade on three elk, two deer, and an oryx, and it’s still sharp with minor sharpening and Stropping. The edge geometry is great. To me, when I think of Buck, I think of hunting and the outdoors. This fall I hope to test out the Buck knives to see if they are as good as my Benchmade.

[@maxlvledc]

Glad to hear you getting to fishing, i did it for literally years...i need to teach my daughter for sure.

[@gideonstactical]

That is awesome! Ya going out tomorrow, scouting a spot for my boys.

[@frankmorris4790]

Have a look at the Schrade PRO HUNTER Designed by Bob Loveless as a "One handed pocket knife, under fifty bucks. that little 3" blade has parted out several deer, an elk and a bear in my hands In addition it is a regular chore girl!

[@dlrmon1]

I’m starting to feel fortunate that I have many good knives that I’ve purchased during better times. Prices are rising faster than I can adjust and are pushing out of the market.

[@gideonstactical]

Well said!

[@mountaingoattaichi]

Great stuff! I recently bought the cold steel, Pendleton Hunter for $50. It is in AUS10. Excellent design. I think it is very similar to the Bucks versatility while still being excellent for hunting.

[@hangnwithdosei3266]

Different strokes for different folks... My EDC is the ESEE 3 in S35VN and I absolutely love it. Another knife that was a strong contender for being selected as my EDC was the TOPS 3 Pointer which would be a blade design you would prefer over the ESEE 3, unfortunately it is a high carbon steel knife and I really wanted my EDC to have a "better" steel. I agree that Buck is overpricing the Alpha series knives. I have found that many knives which are good "multi-purpose EDC" knives are also excellent hunting knives (and a lot of "hunting" knives are suck). The Spyderco Manix 2, OKC RAT 1, Mora Kansbol, ESEE 3 & IZULA II, and countless other "do it all" knives are exceptionally good hunting knives. Hollow grind knives actually kinda suck for skinning an animal. For skinning, a convex grind is pure perfection. And for everything else, a full flat or high sabre grind outperforms a hollow grind...at least in my experience. The one place where a true "specialty blade" is exceeding desirable is fish...a quality filet knife makes a world of difference.

[@terrillschneider3778]

I have the 113 which is a good little knife and can be custom ordered for just over $100 with S30VN But it has the small handle which makes it hard to draw as an EDC defense and hard to use as an all around work knife However the size and shape are very similar to those at half the price if you have to have a Buck

[@alanrawson-wg8io]

I’ve carried an mora off and on for 20+ years it’s never let me down. I’m not a bushcrafter per se but I hunt deer and small game, work around my place,garden and hike. Not sure why other than marketing or collecting why I would NEED anything else. However I do like knives and I own several folders but the mora is the one I grab every time.

[@joshuavigneaux4224]

I picked up my buck Alpha select 662 at runnings for $64. I replaced the cheap imported sheath with an old quick draw clip on holster that I had in my drawer . And to top it all off is that it’s a USA made sheath

[@gordonmacdowell8117]

The hollow grind on a lot of Buck knives is great for meat but bad for wood, so for anyone using their skinners on wood or as a camp knife, the flat grind is definitely going to be more appreciated. I like the look of the Alpha Pro Hunter, but I don't think I can justify the price they have for it. Unfortunately, the improved material versions of Buck knives are priced to where they're in competition with other knives I'm likely going to want more at that price point.

[@troyspurling1910]

I love the big one. I've been carrying mine in a scout carry sheath from Lionsteel. It's a great EDC knife. Working guys that are equipment operators, or just getting in and out of work trucks don't want to sit on their fixed blade. The scout carry and even more desirable concealed carry cant in leather is the way to go for convenience and access and comfort. I am right handed but carry my blade cross draw, scout carry at the 9:30 to 10 because my firearm is at my 3:30. Knife and sheath makers need to keep that in mind. We are integrating EDC systems, not just 1 tool.

[@bobjohnson1633]

I have a Bradford guardian. It has a similar grip profile. GREAT freaking knife. They're kind of expensive for the brand and they are only in s35. I have Bradfords in magnacut and V4E. Their standard steel is m390.

[@BradGryphonn]

Many moons ago I owned a Buck Alpha Hunter folder with the gut hook. It was a brilliant knife. Sadly, security at an airport took it from me when I forgot I had it on my belt (yes, I carried it everywhere).

[@gideonstactical]

Man I am so sorry to hear 👂 you lost it!

[@charlescollier7217]

Thanks for this, Aaron. Honestly, these piqued my interest at Shot Show (or maybe it was Blade Show) but seeing the details with the handles, the performance, and especially the sheath systems, I'm really interested now. Super bummed about the price though, because for that money, I can get a custom fixed blade from a good maker.

[@DaryooshF.Sh.P-vq6mu]

Buck Vanguard has been my first and most used hunting fixed companion since 30 years ago. I would love to have it in magnacut or Cruwear only if all to be made in US.

[@moosa9850]

Genuinely enjoy your videos. You break down every item you review in a very scientific way. Thanks a million

[@gideonstactical]

Thank you very much! Really means a lot and thank you for the encouragement

[@moosa9850]

@gideonstactical absolute pleasure, keep it up

[@whitetailscout4069]

Thanks for the review. It would be great to see some more hunting knife reviews. If I’m being honest, I don’t know any people who run around playing survivalist, but I do know many other hunters, besides myself, and we are all blade enthusiasts.

[@Steve-vx2xp]

Buck knew exactly what they were building read their literature on the Alpha series hunting and woodcraft

[@whitetailscout4069]

I actually have one of the full size Alpha Hunters in A TS-34 that I bought many years ago when they first came out. It is a very good knife, but honestly for field dressing purposes, I prefer a Blade profile more like the Buck Pathfinder.

[@elricofarmer1561]

I was planning on getting a Bark River knife, but after seeing their hit and miss quality issues and the terrible sheathing that they include, I'm about 80% sure my next knife will instead be the larger of these two. This is a great looking knife made with the highest quality steel, comes with a great looking well made sheath and are a product right out of the USA! Yay!!!

[@markberggren4934]

Buck also released a larger version called the Alpha Guide

[@danrussell9357]

I EDC a Hogue Extrak which is both a sharp and light hunting knife. It is just the right size for a pocket and has a slim sheath. The Extrak is not a budget knife, but it is very capable.

[@gideonstactical]

I just saw that. How is the handle I saw it was 0.24 thick. Is that right? Loooks great but seems really thin. You mind it?

[@danrussell9357]

The handle scales are G10; so, the grip is not a trouble for regular tasks. @@gideonstactical

[@slkknifelover]

@gideonstactical yeah it is very thin.. wouldn't be great for what you do with your knives

[@michaelcope2329]

Really appreciate your reviews. I'm the guy that had bought the confidante and found it too small. Can you tell me how does this fit your hand again my hand is 3.75 across at the palm, is this too short? Also, is the handle skeletonized or is it full tang with just holes drilled for the screws. I don't want anything that is skeletonized. Appreciate any help you can provide. Thanks again

[@gazay7777]

I agree with the part about the short stubby handles

[@samueljlarson]

Wish there was a budget opiton for this blade shape. I like the $40-$50 paklite series and might pick one up to review. I think I'd still go with a White River Backpacker model over the Buck. Good video!

[@Ruger44Redhawk]

Looks like Copper and Clad just dropped some of these Alpha's with awesome orange handles for $69. Might have to grab one. Last month I got the discontinued Kabar Snody Big Boss in S35VN for $50! That was hard to beat.

[@kawicheater]

Right there with ya. Enjoy the shape of those, kind of a micro chef knife. But that cost though is much. Got a new Bradford Guardian 3 in Magnacut for the same price as that small Buck.

[@JohnSmith-gs4lw]

Finally a knife maker figured out where the choil belongs. If it’s not BEHIND the plunge line, I can’t stand them on any blade length.

[@gideonstactical]

Totally agree with you

[@wa2804]

🔪 Great review! Thanks a lot. I had the chance to visit Buck's factory store in Post Falls / ID and picked up both versions. Awesome knifes! The smaller one is also a great steak knife (I don't like the serrated, dull sabers you get at restaurants)

[@anablandinadea.p.carvalho2252]

I used to carry a knife everyday when I lived in a farm as a tween and as a teenager, I loved the practicity of the handling and the confidence of knowing it was there by its weight. Once I moved to the city to study I felt pretty much naked, and many times reached for it by my side and it wasn't there. Until today I feel that not carrying a knife is a miss in the city, and am actually looking for a small one that I can carry concealed, but that is useful. If anyone has any tips please tell me

[@jayr526]

Bradford Guardian 3 S35VN Harpoon Maverick Custom 10V I have both. They are easy to EDC in my pocket. Well, The ladder would be if I took off the belt clip. 3" blades.

[@johnmuthan286]

I have a QSP Workaholic for the cheap side and a Bradford 3, both are great knives and very similar in concept with those Buck knives that I find way too expensive for such a similar design and utility, prices should be way cheaper IMO.

[@prestonnormile9996]

I use the Rat 3 as my edc. Works well for breaking down boxes just as much as breaking down rabbits and catfish.

[@gideonstactical]

Nice!! Ya just not into knives with choils that are that small.

[@prestonnormile9996]

@gideonstactical I know what you mean, I took my worksharp to it about a quarter inch to keep from cutting myself any time I choked up the blade when cleaning my fish

[@jeremyadkins5836]

Have you looked at the Buck 192 Vanguard? Looks like a knife that you could EDC.

[@dikkie1000]

That Alpha Pro Scout seems to be a successor of the Buck 196 mini alpha hunter both in size and shape. I wonder if the sheath is compatible, because i've got that 196 for about 20 years now and it's still in good condition, but the leather sheath is getting worn out.

[@jbandt]

I was looking into the scout version until I saw the price. I have the white river caper, which is quite similar, but wanted something a little smaller for edc. This fits the bill, but can't justify the price. Personally I'd prefer a kydex sheath. Wonder if the price would come down if they ditched the leather shealth.

[@kenmarapese9085]

Good looking knife. Reminds me of the Benchmade Hidden Canyon and is about the same price!

[@jayr526]

If it is about the same price as a Benchmade then I know for sure that it is overpriced.

[@gregblake2764]

If the Buck Alpha Hunter was offered in Magnacut for around $250 or maybe even $275 I would definitely be buying one. I really like this knife design, but S35VN just doesn't excite me at $200.

[@ZacharyElliott-eo8it]

Still a great steel and heat treat. Good materials and sheath. I can't complain.

[@demo2952]

It is….. I have one in my right pocket with a custom kydex sheath and ulti-clip. They sell for $260 in the factory store. 62-64 HRC

[@gregpeldo1313]

Another great review! Waited since January hoping you would highlight on this it was about what I expected, price wise benchmade is kicking out hunting knife similar for usually $270.00, so good for buck staying competitive. Besides hearing people complaining about the knife nicking the strap on the way out of the sheath, love it. I have the Pak Lite knife as seen on your table review recently, many good things about it but not very comfortable for extended time, hunting knife only!

[@jwgbmp40]

I have had the little one with the green handles since around July, its nice but a little small. I am really thinking about getting the bigger one because they are really nice, tuff knives. the first one I bought online, I want to put the larger one in my hand before purchasing, but again, they are nice knives.

[@BD-dr1hw]

I don't really need another knife right now but these would be very tempting if lower priced. Nice review! I will just have to keep my eye on the pricing.

[@alexryherd9810]

I was stoked for this knife for both camping and hunting, but damn, $200 for a production foxed blade? I own some pretty expensive knives, upwards of $450 for some otfs and custom folders but no fixed blade especially a production fixed blade should be over $150 and even thats pushing it.

[@knife_knut]

Just got the new Alpha Scout Elite in magnacut with G10 handles & kydex sheath - totally sweet knife.

[@Ruger44Redhawk]

Picked up the discontinued Kabar Snody Big Boss in S35VN last month for $50. Might have to grab one of these now. Buck needs to offer more saber grind with flat grind like these instead of the hollow grind. Edit: Copper and Clad just dropped these Alpha's with awesome orange handles for $69. Looks like I'm spending more money....

[@Cz82]

remember you can always get an izula in s35vn and add extended handles

[@carlbunner5515]

Love the knife but its pricey. For example ontario had their spl pack knife in magnacut for 124.95 . Which is very simular type knife. And magnacut steel for 75 bucks less .

[@cylentone]

Not a hunter, but with that carry setup both would make great EDC blades. The price is different topic. Cool 😎new studio setup - you could add a sticker or patch wall, or hang up your favorite fixed blades.

[@gideonstactical]

Good call!

[@scottedwards402]

Thanks for the info. Aaron, do think that you will ever be doing any vids on the Ascend the Mountain channel anymore since you and the family aren't travelling around the country now.

[@gideonstactical]

Probably won’t be participating on that particular channel, but trying to think about how I can integrate that type of contact here on Gideonstactical.

[@eleven_eleven]

Pro Hunter is really nice and speaks to me. My large sized hand will wait for it to go on sale.

[@girthbrooks-lk9cq]

Yes, I edc a benchmade 119

[@demo2952]

664 in magnacut is my favorite knife ever

[@david.leikam]

It's also great to know how to cook in the modern world (not warming up prepared food), and hunt/garden for yourself, as many rely on others to do it for them. Great video Aaron and love the Alpha design though sticking with my Buck 102 & 120 Pros for now.

[@timosteinz3213]

can you review the tj schwarz overland sport please

[@willtrax71]

Man the Paklite pro looks amazing and made in the USA is definitely a plus but those Alpha Hunter are way to expensive for me to try to grab and 200 bucks I’d be afraid I’d drop it in the Woods.

[@johnnyquest5942]

Thank you so much for show casing these knives . Knife catalog--- add ons to the collection. Thanks for broadening my horizons. I think I was stuck in the rut . Please sir will you showcase extrema ratio knives from Italy . Need to add them to list as well had one and sold it .

[@gideonstactical]

I will check that out

[@johnnyquest5942]

@@gideonstactical The Extrema Ratio knives are sought out by special operations folks . Limited distribution in the states only two distributors last time I checked . Sit down when you see and hear pricing real close to mission knives Titanium. $$$$

[@bronco1199]

Great review. I know Buck has its negatives, but there are many gems in their line up. The 113 is an excellent excellent knife. Very underrated just like the slim series. Imo oc.

[@evandean4443]

I think you should check out the bark river ultralight field knife. In my opinion it’s the perfect do it all knife

[@kg6lvp]

I like them!! More to add to the collection!

[@gideonstactical]

Me too!

[@timbucktoonotforyou.8442]

It would be good to see that scout alongside the BM hidden canyon hunter. They look very similar.

[@gideonstactical]

I have heard good things but never handled one.

[@edwardk1545]

Great knife but you might as well throw the sheath in the garbage.

[@benshank1086]

Great review as always brother! I really like the Alpha series, but I don't have any yet. The price has kinda held me back as well, and I really don't "need" another hunting knife, as I already have alot haha🤫🤣 I am happy to hear you are getting into fishing, and hunting, as well as gardening! It is alot of work, but I love growing, and harvesting my own food for myself, and my family. I have hunted all my life, but I have never fished much. I really need to get out there and try some fishing again.

[@irideitall]

Love Buck's lifetime warranty, even on their Chinese made stuff.

[@colbr06]

These remind me of the Benchmade Hidden Canyon

[@Bos____]

Will you do a review on the third of this series? The 663 Alpha Guide?

[@CoastalMountaineer]

Can church it up however you want to but the guy that designed the scout carries a Benchmade Hidden Canyon guaranteed.

[@Sleepy_spartan717]

I want a fixed blade from TJ Swartz. His overlander is amazing. I always have the arius that he designed. Yes, he made a design for Koenig knives lol.

[@willtrax71]

Aaron I still can’t decide between the RAT-3 and the BK-14… The price is about the same on the Amazon Website but I would need handles for m xxl Paws lol… Thank you for all your reviews and you must have a truck load literally of Knives, you’ve reviewed every Knife I look at and actually bought the SOG Tac Au compact for my Wife.

[@gideonstactical]

Dang well I don’t know for sure. Neither one is going to be great for XXL hands.

[@willtrax71]

@@gideonstactical Lol xl I meant and I tend to have a pinky hanging off most I use but adapt really well and I don’t Camp or Bushwhack just light Duty around the House but I do prefer Fixed over Folding really.

[@willtrax71]

@@gideonstactical I Honestly like the Condor Terrasaur over them both other than not made in the States it’s an amazing Knife from all the stellar reviews and the price is in my Wheelhouse.

[@MrGrabaka]

Have you thought about doing the alpha guide elite

[@barkriverbravo1]

I would take the Bradford 4.2 over that larger Buck

[@dheller777]

Might be worth it in the S30v steel.

[@michaelcope2329]

I bought the Buck Alpha Hunter Elite in MagnaCut, these knives are NOT FULL TANG the handles are skeletonized. Can anyone tell me of a knife with magnacut handles that are 4.5 inches with a blade around 3 to 3.5 inches and FULL TANG not with some BS skeletonized handle. I already had to give away a Schwarz Confidante because the handle was too small for my hand, and now I'm about to give away this Buck or just throw it in the trash. Crap. That's almost 600 down the drain.

[@JaneThorson-dm3ev]

Whats the best value fixed blade camp knife with magnacut?

[@eyeofthetiger4184]

G'day Aaron, nice little cross over jobs mate and S35 is right up my alley. Good examples of why I'm gravitating more towards fixies rather than folders for EDC. Mind you they are asking a decent dollar alright; I would have thought sub-150 USD for the large. To be fair, everything is going up and if you carry it every day, it will pay for itself sooner rather than later. Personally I havent been hunting in many a year, I dont really like game meats to start with, (just give me "properly farmed" beef, lamb, chicken, pork, lol), besides, gun licensing here is a real pain, fishing on the other hand ..... too easy and yummo. Of course you could, though I wouldn't, be using a hunting knife for the job, pays to get a cheap and cheerful Martini, (or similar), filleting knife. Yes it's an extra specialised tool to carry, but so light weight, you wont even notice it in your pack load out. Cheers Duke.

[@Pete-fd9pg]

🤘 Aaron, Thanks for showing these fine & functional Buck Alphas but... the price is a killer. If anyone is interested & looking for a fixed blade to dress & skin game I would consider the following : USA made Knives of Alaska Elk Hunter/ QSP Workaholic/ Boker Plus Vox Bob (if you can find one)/ CRKT Siwi/ Boker Plus Nessmi Pro / or Kizer Maverick Custom Harpoon. They are all quality affordable knives that can handle game processing tasks. Do own Buck's small Selkirk folder, a good look'in comfortable and AFFORDABLE user. Always appreciate gideonstactical for the latest outdoor gear & knife reviews.

[@slkknifelover]

Hard to believe you aren't a hunter🤷‍♂️ It would be fun for you and your boys

[@gideonstactical]

Yep, hope to get more into it.

[@BeardsBaconTech]

Would you recommend this fixed blade or is there any that are this size that are may be cheaper that are better or is this really good for every day carry EDC because I’ve been looking for a fixed blade that I can carry with me everywhere I go and can be my every day knife

[@gideonstactical]

I really like the design, there are plenty of options but few that flow like this in the hand.

[@BeardsBaconTech]

@@gideonstactical would you recommend this as an every day EDC I like the smaller version of this knife I wish it was a little bit cheaper do they make a Kydex sheath option for it or is the leather sheath better

[@lostcat9lives322]

Focus on the sheath. A junk sheath relegates a fixed blade to a glove/tool box or stay-at-home letter opener.

[@ezequielikonikoff]

Hi, do you still carry your Benchmade Osborne 943?

[@gideonstactical]

I do not I trade did that off a while ago. I’d prefer the bail out in M4 steel.

[@PMCKnivesAndTools]

Cool review

[@deanburney]

Gideon has an Amazon store?

[@d_is_4_david342]

I have a question I live in orange county which is in California I have cold steel raja 2 with a 6in blade its a folding knife does any know if its legal to carry it in California

[@lostcat9lives322]

Legal. A fixed-blade is supposed to be visible. Switchblades and dirks are best left home.

[@alanh4753]

Thanks for the review. Best thing said was "me and the boys going fishing!"

[@gideonstactical]

You bet

[@longrider42]

Yeah, the price of either of these is way to high. But Buck seems to over price their knives. Even though, I love Buck knives. Those two are out of my price range.

[@robcarey4189]

GTFO for $200... I'd save up and get something in v3 or Magnacut.

[@gladeshunter8796]

Priced a bit high considering market options . Even the Benchmade Steep Country is coming in cheaper . The leather sheaths are driving up the price point . If I didn’t already have the Esee 3 S35vn and Benchmade Steep Country I’d be all over the Alpha . I might pick one up down the road if the price drops a bit .

[@You-know-it-I-know-it]

The only reason I got outside in to nature is to fish and hunt. Sightseeing and tramping are very boring to me. Completely opposite to you it seems, Aaron. :)

[@markrick911]

I need them all

[@ilijabosnjak76]

Buck: You are too late,Ruike Hornet 🐝 is fa mo beta 😂 but I'll take a Buck just not to feel left out 😂...

[@DrDennis]

You crazy! Prices are ridiculous! Lol

[@gideonstactical]

They are high 😢

[@sparks701]

Looks like an exact copy of the benchmade Hunt fixed blades.

[@gideonstactical]

Similar but different

[@stevenh4669]

I know that MADE IN AMERICA is kind of a meme, but the Mexican leatherwork is top notch. Huge market and great tradesmen with hundreds of years tradition

[@joerowland7350]

Bless your heart Lol never seen nothing but junk lether work out of Mexico

[@EastCoastMan603]

Damn. These are nice….

[@WifeMadeThaStew]

$180 for the small. $200 for the large. no thanks

[@lostcat9lives322]

About a decade ago, Buck marketed an Ecolite series using a handle material called "Paperstone". Sounds like the same material as "Ridgeline".

[@arctodussimus6198]

You had me all the way until you said the price. Just too many other choices.

[@gideonstactical]

Totally, it will fit the bill for some, but out of the range for others.

[@richardanderson4916]

Buck knives now made in China. No sale.

[@gideonstactical]

Ummm… some are but most are in the USA including these.

[@Leftyotism]

The way this dude eats his Kiwis is highly wasteful, overly complicated and frankly not very smart. Not sure if you know this, but you just cut the Kiwi in half, and then you use a small spoon to eat the halves. Be efficient and smart.

[@matthewschneider9750]

Great video! And I’m there with you…never been a hunter but am wanting to learn. I do love fishing. I love your videos and your honesty in your reviews @gideonstactical