3 Elk Ridge Knives You Must Carry On A Hunting Trip

One needs a reliable set of tools to carry on a hunting trip. These are our picks for top elk ridge knives you must put in your hunting toolkit to make sure you are covered with premium quality hunting knives that meet all your requirements.



Fixed Blade Gut hook Knife



You don't need to break a bank to get a gut hook blade for your hunting trip. This Elk ridge knife does the job just fine.


This fixed blade Elk ridge knife is a decent 9.25" long which may seem too long to carry on a trip but you need a greater volume of sharp edge to prepare your game.


The 4 inch 3cr13 steel blade has a silver finish which gives this cheap hunting knife an elegance and high quality look common to all Elk Ridge Knives. Moreover, the silver blade will not rust quickly and your hunting knife will be as good as new for a long time.


The added feature on this sharp blade is a gut hook carved out on top. A gut hook blade is a 

Gut hook blade is a must on any hunting trip. You want to prepare large clean cuts on your little rabbit? Nothing better than this elk ridge knife to cleanly clear out organs without damaging the structure.


Since it is a fixed blade hunting knife, you get a nylon sheath to carry it in your hunting toolkit. The 5.25" long orange and black handle of this elk ridge knife is molded nylon fiber with rubber over-mold for extra grip.


We know preparing a game takes hours and this elk ridge knife won't be slipping out of sweaty hands to matter how hot it gets. Get it Here


Full Tang Cleaver Knife


When you think of your next hunting trip, the sound of 'chop chop chop' automatically starts ringing bringing music to your ears. Well, we have an elk ridge knife perfect for bringing that music as you chop huge chunks of meat with this 5.57" long hunting knife.


The 3.5 inch long cleaver blade of this elk ridge knife is made of 3cr13 and is designed to get the heavy duty chopping and cutting done on the meat before you move on to more intricate slicing. The fat belly gives all the strength you need in a hunting knife. 


The 2.25 inch long handle is orange and is made of premium G10 material. Thus makes this elk ridge cleaver knife a high quality knife that can be relied on for some solid frip for a long time.


You won't get an ordinary nylon sheath with this elk ridge knife. You get a Kydex sheath with a belt loop to make this purchase an economically wise investment. Carry it easily, swing it around when you trek along without worry about the sheath falling off. Buy here


Full Tang Spade Knife



Hunting isn't all about preparing for a game. You are on a trip in some wilderness and there is no way you won't need a digging instrument with you. This elk ridge knife is here to serve your outdoor needs to perfection.



The 11.6 inch long length hunting knife is the perfect length you need to have the strength to dip out or cut through thick surfaces. A full tang construction on this elk ridge knife means you can expect extreme sturdiness with this hunting elk ridge knife.



The 7 inch long high carbon steel blade is spade design with a massive 20 inch thickness. The blade is designed for heavy duty digging and lambing. It has a pointed tip so you can get little piercing action out of it too with this elk ridge knife.



With power comes class. This elk ridge knife looks fine and ornate with its 4.6 inch cherry wood handle glossed to make it look like an $150 knife. If you remember your grandpa's old knives, this one might remind you of those old school knives.


This elk ridge knife comes with a leather sheath for a classic old school carrying. Buy Here



Hope you found your perfect set of elk ridge knives for your upcoming hunting trip. Rest assured these elk ridge knives won't disappoint you. You can check Throwing Knife Tips for your self defense weapons in hunting adventures.

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