Damascus Skinning Knife with Ram Horn Handle – Handcrafted Field Dressing Blade with Crossdraw Sheath

When you are field dressing game, the right skinner makes all the difference. This handcrafted Damascus skinning knife has an upswept belly and a natural ram horn handle built for clean, confident work.

Shaped for the Skinning Job

A good skinner lives or dies by its belly, the curved part of the edge that does the real work. This knife has a deep, upswept belly that glides under hide and makes long, smooth cuts without nicking the meat. Hunters know the difference the moment they use one.

The damascus blade brings both beauty and bite, with folded layers that hold a keen edge. The handle is genuine ram horn, prized for its natural color and rugged grip that stays secure even when your hands are busy in the field.

A basket-weave crossdraw sheath keeps it flat on your belt and ready when the moment comes. This is a working hunter's knife, dressed up just enough to admire.

Details That Set It Apart

• Upswept skinning belly – Glides under hide for long, clean cuts.
• Hand-forged damascus blade – Holds a keen edge with a pattern all its own.
• Genuine ram horn handle – Offers natural color and a secure field grip.
• Basket-weave crossdraw sheath – Rides flat on the belt for a quick draw.
• Full working build – Made to hold up to real field dressing.

Built for the Hunt and the Trail

This skinning knife is made for hunting, field dressing, and outdoor tasks as a dependable hunting tool. Its natural ram horn handle also makes it a prized collector's item and a strong gift for the hunters in your life.

Shop With Confidence

Each knife is hand-forged, inspected, and packed carefully for safe delivery. Checkout is secure, and Divine Knives offers a 14-day return policy on unused knives in their original packaging. We are glad to help with care or material questions.

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FAQs

Why is the blade curved like that?

The upswept, curved belly is made for skinning. It slides under the hide and lets you make long, smooth cuts without tearing the meat.

Is ram horn a good handle for hunting?

Yes. Ram horn is tough and grips well, even when your hands are wet or busy. Each horn also has its own natural color and marks.

Can I use it for tasks besides skinning?

You can. It also handles general field and camp cutting jobs, though its shape is best suited to skinning and dressing game.

Does it come with a sheath?

Yes. A basket-weave crossdraw sheath is included, so the knife rides flat on your belt and draws quickly in the field.

How do I keep it in good shape?

Clean and dry the blade after every use, then add a light coat of oil. Keep the ram horn handle dry and out of long soaking.