Havalon was my go to knife for several years. I was very happy with it since I'm not good at sharpening knives. I skin and quarter all of my deer in the woods.
One of the weird COVID blessings was a lot of overtime at my work. I decided on a whim to splurge and buy a benchmade hidden canyon hunting knife. I also purchased a benchmade Pardue hunting knife. The hidden canyon knife has now skinned and quartered I think 7 deer. I've done very little touchup with a ceramic rod and NO sharpening. This thing is almost as sharp as day 1. When I do need it sharpened, I'll send it back to benchmade for factory sharpening for free.
The Pardue knife has skinned and quartered 2 deer and is still extremely sharp as well. I prefer the look of the pardue knife, but prefer the feel and real life use of the hidden canyon knife.
No joke, these are not cheap (about $150), but they are worth every penny.
To skin and quarter 10 deer, I would use no less than 10 Havalon blades (probably more like 15). The benchmade will pay for itself in just a few years.
Spend good money on good arrows, excellent broadheads and a good knife. 3 things that will make a noticeable difference when hunting.