can I use it to cut bones when I go hunting ?
1418310
The battery is plentiful so with the right blade, bones should be no problem
1418311
I'm not sure about bone, because I use it to cut wood which it works very well for. A friend of mines is saying that wood is a lot like bone which I'm not too sure of; but she seems to think so based on a television show she watches called "Bones". So if bone, animal bone I hope you really are referring to is anything like wood which you might know; then yes it would be. Creepy thing to post around Halloween though, or appropriate... LOL! : )
1418312
I don't see why not. I have cut wood, metal and plastic with mine it it works just fine with each material.
790688
It would depend upon the thickness. I do not have such a knife, but average sized hunting knives should work.
865875
I don't hunt anymore so I can't tell you about skinning, etc. I carry it on my belt and use it when I trim horses feet, cut bale twine, leather, open sacks, etc. The blade shape works well for lots of things and the handle fits very nicely. The only thing I had to change was the sheath. It was way to floppy so I modified it and made it much more stable.
1623351
I wouldn't do it. It isn't that kind of blade, more of a hunter/skinner type. There are many good blades out there that will do that, starting with a decent machete.
2001530
Sure can. Make sure to use a high-quality ultra-fine finish blade when you rip it to width, and go slowly. You don't want to splinter the edges.
943304
Yes. This is a blade for regular use when a larger instrument would not be practical. I have used similar blades during long treks and it functions well. It would not serve for building shelter, or defense. Not a general purpose knife, though. Too small.
22024
This is more of a hunting knife. Bear Grylls offers a blade for all of your uses . This skins well and guts great. I wouldn't use it on other than light tasks.
1966144
It will help, I use it to go thru bones such as ribs and pelvis. It's razor sharp.
699152
Great knife. It's more tactical than hunting. You could use it as hunting but there probably is a better selection than this one. Very sharp and sturdy knife. Great great knife. So to answer your question.. It's up to you. I say yes but look for something else too
231726
Does a great job for grinding meat. Not sure about bones...will possibly dull the blades.
2131697
I have use it to cut thru a deer leg, It is not designed for this but had to use it when forgot my regular sawHope this answers your question
2093655
I'd think these are more for regular cutting in the kitchen. Bones would break these down too quickly. I'm not really sure what to suggest except looking into hunting gear type shears?
1186236
Though I haven't used it to process deer, friends of mine say it works great for everything, from cutting through bones and joints, to tendons, ligaments and such.
2131696
This saw rips through 3" logs like butter. I haven't used it for cutting bone so if the bone is as tough as that then yes
1982730
It would do the job, but is not my preferred blade shape for a skinning knife. I would recommend something more like Winchester 22-41340 Small Wood Handle Fixed Blade with Nylon Sheath or the Timber Wolf Blazin Bowie Knife both of which have blunter point that would help to avoid poking more holes than necessary in the hide. Heck, most of the skinning I've done in my life of deer sized game and smaller has been done with a folding stockman or muskrat pattern pocket knife.
2199003
I'm sure it can be used for "bushcrafting". Big, sharp cutting and strong enough. As I bought the Natchez for hunting purposes (dispatching wild hogs), and I guess it was primarily intended for fighting, it would not be my first choice for a survival knife. I perhaps would opt to use my Warcraft Tanto instead...
2133923
Yes, but be careful with hitting stuff, because the blade is not good quality.