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There are many aspects in hunting knives, fixed blade knives, buck knives, and folding knives, that set us apart from our competitors–low prices, no minimum orders, years of experience, etc. Ultimately, however, we offer exactly what today's retail customer wants most: the best products at the best prices.

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At Hunting Knives and more, we are a single site where people that are serious about their hunting knives can find the Fixed Blade Knives, Folding Knives, and Throwing Knives, they are looking for and feel comfortable about buying that knife knowing they are getting a quality product at a fair price and their information and privacy are protected.  Your satisfaction is guaranteed.   

Choosing a Hunting Knife 

Choosing the right hunting knife can be a difficult challenge. If you choose the wrong hunting knife  you end up with a paperweight that is more likely to be in your "junk drawer" than on your hip when you need it. First ask yourself a few questions: What type of hunting knife do you need for the hunting you do? Do you go after big game or small? Do you trophy hunt or are you a meat hunter? What is the largest animal you envision using the knife on? The smallest? How often do you hunt, are you looking for a knife you can carry when you're not hunting? Seems like a lot of questions but if you don’t know what you want the hunting knife for you will never choose the correct one for your personal preferences!

Folding Knives Vs Fixed Blade Knives 

Lets start with the two basic knife styles: fixed blade and folding. Fixed Blade knives is just that, meaning the blade is designed permanently fixed in the open position. Due to this design, this style of knife comes with a sheath, that allows for carrying in a safe manner. These knives are typically stronger than folding knives, because the blade’s material runs through the center of the handle. 

Folding knives have a pivot point and lock mechanism, which allows the blade to close into the handle. These are excellent for the occasional hunter, whom may also want a knife for everyday use. Folding knives are naturally, by design, not as strong as fixed blade knives. However, they are much easier to carry in a pocket or in a small sheath on the belt. 

The first thing you need to decide is whether you are looking for a fixed blade knife or folding knife. Both will serve you well. Folding knives tend to be more compact and lighter, allowing them to be easily carried. Fixed blade knives are generally more robust and larger overall, which adds to the safety of the knife along with the strength.You need to understand the differences between the two types of knives.

Throwing Knives 

This recreational knife throwing site shares information and encouragement from many people within the sport. By sharing the knowledge, fun and excitement, from knife and hawk throwers all over the world, we hope to spread the word about this great backyard past time and upcoming target sport! Throwing knives can be fun and exciting.

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