Stag Horn & Resin Damascus Skinner with Leather Sheath

The Stag Horn & Resin Damascus Skinner starts with layers of folded steel. A bladesmith heats and hammers those layers again and again. Each fold builds the wood grain pattern you see across the blade. No two folding sessions turn out exactly the same. That pattern sits on a sharp, capable skinner blade built for real use.

The handle on this knife pairs natural stag horn with resin accents. Stag horn brings a rugged, textured feel unlike any synthetic material. Blue resin rings sit at the bolster and butt end for contrast. Thin brass and red pinstripe rings run through those resin bands. A brass bolster connects the handle to the blade with a clean line.

This skinner ships with a two-tone leather sheath and wrap strap. The sheath carries a stamped, textured finish across the front panel. Cream stitching runs the full seam for a tight hold. It's a rugged, purpose-built knife for hunters and collectors.

Stag Horn & Resin Skinner at Divine Knives with a wood grain Damascus blade, natural stag horn handle, blue resin spacers, brass accents, and a two-tone leather sheath.

The History Behind This Stag Horn & Resin Damascus Skinner

Pattern-welded steel dates back centuries, prized for both strength and beauty. Middle Eastern and Asian smiths refined the folding process long ago. Stag horn has an equally long history as a handle material. Hunters and trappers favored antler for its natural grip and durability. Divine Knives brings both traditions together in this working skinner.

Stag Horn Damascus Knife Performance

This skinner cuts with real confidence on tough hides. The curved belly gives you long, controlled strokes on bigger game. Genuine Damascus steel holds an edge well between sharpenings. That same folded structure adds a bit of natural flex to the blade. A full, comfortable handle keeps grip steady through long skinning jobs. The brass bolster adds a touch of forward balance.

Specifications

• Blade Shape: Skinner, drop point profile
• Blade Material: Damascus steel, wood grain pattern
• Blade Finish: Raw natural etched finish
• Blade Length: 4 inches
• Blade Width: 1.25 inches
• Handle Material: Natural stag horn with blue resin spacers
• Handle Color: Honey brown antler with blue, brass, and red accents.
• Handle Length: 4.5 inches
• Overall Length: 8.5 inches
• Bolster: Brass
• Tang: Full tang
• Sheath: Two-tone leather, stamped texture, cream stitching, wrap strap
• Included Pieces: 1 knife with sheath

Stag Horn Resin Handle Skinner Construction

Stag horn covers the handle in a dense, natural material. That density holds up to years of hard outdoor use. Blue resin spacer rings sit at both ends of the horn. Thin brass and red lines run through each resin ring for detail. A brass bolster joins the handle to the tang with a solid fit. Wipe the blade dry after use to keep the Damascus pattern crisp.

Best Used For

This skinner handles hunting, field dressing, and general game processing well. Its Damascus pattern and stag horn handle also give it strong display value. Collectors and hunters both find real appeal in a piece like this. It also makes a standout gift for any serious outdoorsman. Order the Stag Horn & Resin Damascus Skinner today. Its genuine Damascus blade and natural handle bring lasting value to your collection.

FAQ’s

What makes the Damascus pattern on this blade genuine?

This blade uses real pattern-welded steel, folded and forged into shape. The wood grain pattern comes from that folding process, not from etching alone.

What is stag horn, and why use it for a handle?

Stag horn is natural deer antler, prized for its texture and strength. It holds up well to heavy outdoor use over many years.

How long is the blade on this skinner?

The blade measures 4 inches. Overall knife length runs 8.5 inches from tip to handle end.

What do the resin rings on the handle do?

The resin rings add color and mark a clean line between materials. They also help protect the antler from moisture at the seams.

How do I care for a Damascus blade with a stag horn handle?

Wipe the blade dry after each use to keep the pattern sharp and clear. Keep the stag horn handle dry too, since antler can absorb moisture over time.