This episode of Gun Talk Hunt is all about your edged, man it's about your edged cutlery in the field.

Field use knives of Alaska, Mr Charles Allen, all right here right now. Hey, I'm KJ, dedicated lifelong hunter here.

If you got an interest in all things hunting, you're in the right spot,

whether chasing quell across the Plains of Oklahoma, or in pursuit of elk in the back spot. Whether chasing Quayle across the Plains of Oklahoma or in pursuit

a belt in the backcountry of British Columbia, you'll always find me on the hunt.

All right this episode is brought to you by a range ready studio

All right welcome in all you gun talk hunters. I'm your host K.J and today with me

We've got Charles Allen and what you're going to notice

about this podcast is is you're going to see activity in the background you you

are going to hear some noise in the background that's okay we're around camp and we're here at

Trinity. We're here at Trinity Oaks Foundation Thumbach Ranch and deep

East, deep South Texas. Yeah, yeah Southeast Yeah, Southeast Texas. Anyway, on an exotic hunt, hunting

Stenbach, hunting access deer, wild pigs, of course, whenever we can get them and

They've been tougher to come by.

They are.

Those rascals are primarily nocturnal as most hunters know

and that's why your thermal stuff is so popular now with hog hunters.

Oh yeah.

But I asked Charles to come on today because he's he has knives of Alaska, he is diamond blade and talking about your

color we were talking about you know once that animal is on the ground

processing in the field and I thought you know I have a whole system that I've laid out and Charles is really kind of you're changing you change my mind on what way on what way in what way? In what way? In what way? Like I used to be the guy who's like, oh,

disposable blades, like that's the way to go, like they're sharp, they're easy, they're quick.

...