Hahahahah, yes indeed. You would be a felon! Well, maybe. They are really weird in that you can have the damn things but you can't carry them about with you unless secured somehow. I think it is to stop us all doing a Crocodile Dundee on the streets. I have a small collection of little blades myself but alas no hunting knives. Would like a right good one as well!
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As someone who lives within driving distance of the Buck Knives factory, and has toured the place, I would suggest their products a good balance of budget and quality if they're available in your neck of the woods, or you're willing to pay an exorbitant sun for my amateurish smuggling efforts.
Hehe, they do have a UK store I am browsing it now so no smuggling required... for now... :OD
They don't seem to have my 117 anymore, so if I had something like this knife instead, I think I'd consider myself well-equipped for cutlery in the woods. If you're any sort of angler, check out the model 105 blade profile, too.
What happened to the great British knife makers? Sheffield and whatnot still a thing?
It was precisely that knife that I was looking at, that and the nobleman!
I think Sheffield steel still make em, I have a Currey Lockspike which is a yachting knife. No idea why I picked that up but I do love it. Had it since I was seventeen. A lot of knife making is all hand made craft malarkey now