Eagle Cutout Damascus Hunter with Bird Silhouette and Stag Handle

The Eagle Cutout Damascus Hunter carries a bird cut clean through the steel. Wings spread wide across the blade in a flying pose. That silhouette is cut, not etched, so light passes straight through it. A smaller triangular slit sits further along the blade as a second detail.

Feather-style Damascus ripples across the rest of the face. A satin etch keeps the layering easy to trace around the cutout. The drop point carries a moderate belly toward the tip. That shape suits field dressing and general hunting tasks well.

Genuine stag horn closes out the handle in natural bark tone. A black spacer band marks the transition from antler to blade. Two white pins secure the antler along its length. This particular shot does not include a sheath with the knife.

Wire Cutout Damascus Hunter at Divine Knives with a bird silhouette cut through the blade and a stag horn handle.

The History Behind This Eagle Cutout Damascus Hunter

Cutout work on a blade takes real precision, since a slip ruins the whole piece. Bird and animal silhouettes became a mark of skill among custom makers. Stag horn handles paired naturally with blades built to show off detail work. Forged pattern steel has carried real strength since the technique first appeared. Divine Knives brings cutout artistry and forged pattern together in this hunter.

Eagle Damascus Hunter Performance

The drop point and belly suit skinning and general field tasks. Regular care at the stone keeps the Damascus edge working well. The cutout does not weaken the blade where it actually cuts. Give the blade a full dry after field use to guard against spotting. A light oil film protects the steel around the open cutout area.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 9 in
• Blade Length: 5 in
• Blade Material: Damascus steel
• Blade Pattern: Feather-style Damascus
• Blade Shape: Drop point, moderate belly
• Blade Detail: Bird-in-flight silhouette cut through steel, plus secondary triangular slit
• Handle Material: Genuine stag horn
• Spacer: Black band
• Pin Detail: Two white pins
• Type: Cutout Damascus hunting knife

Cutout Hunting Knife Construction

The bird shape is cut clean through the steel before final grinding. Stag scales sit tight against the black spacer band. Pins run through the antler to lock it against the tang. Bark pattern and antler tone naturally differ across individual pieces. Store the knife dry to protect both antler and open steel edges.

Best Used For

This knife suits hunting trips, field dressing, and collectors of detailed blade work. The cutout gives it a silhouette no plain hunter can match. Its stag handle rounds out a piece built for both use and display. Order the Eagle Cutout Damascus Hunter today. A cut bird silhouette on Damascus appears on no other knife here.

Divine Knives cuts each silhouette by hand before the blade is finished. Cutout placement and detail can vary slightly between individual pieces. Check the listing terms directly for sheath availability, since none appears here. Every order ships padded and stays tracked until it reaches you. Check the cutout edges and handle fit once it arrives.

FAQ’s

Is the bird shape cut through the blade or just etched?

It is cut clean through the steel, not etched or printed on the surface.

Is this a genuine forged Damascus blade?

It is. Feather-style layering runs through the steel around the cutout.

Does the cutout weaken the blade?

No. It sits away from the working edge and does not affect cutting strength.

Is the handle real stag horn?

Yes, this handle uses genuine antler rather than a synthetic substitute.

What is the small triangular slit near the tip?

A second cutout detail, smaller than the main silhouette, cut into the same blade.