In the
knives and scales department, there are naturally
folding blade knives,
fixed blade knives,
daggers and spears, and of course hunting scales. At the end of a hunt, weighing the game taken is a territorial management necessity to estimate the age or health of the animal. The weighing of game using a dynamometric scale, a digital or an electronic scale is also a moment of conviviality among hunters before moving on to
skinning or
cutting the boar, deer or roebuck. In the choice of his hunting scale, the hunter must consider the weighing capacity of each scale and adapt it to the intended use. If one is unsure, it is better to favour the largest weighing range, which will prevent hunters from needing to have several hunting scales depending on the game hunted. Indeed, for example, the dynamometric scale is a device that is constituted of a spring whose extension is measured by means of a rule moving on a graduated scale, so it is easy to understand that it must be used in adapted circumstances.
