Here is a great Caping Knife or Bird & Trout. I used my personal one with this blade design to skin two axis bucks and then filleted a couple flounders. My blades hold an edge and with all that use I just took it to a leather strop once. I enjoy field testing my knives almost as much as making them.
The Koa Wood really has some great contrasts and is awesome when the light catches it. The hippo I picked up on my bear hunt in Alaska. I met the guy who harvested the hippo, which was quite a story. It was awesome to see the sparks coming off the grinder as I worked with it.
I tool and hand stitch all my own sheathes for every knife. I believe the sheath needs to reflect the character of the knife it holds and protects.
DT EDC
SPECS
OAL: 6 11/16
Blade: 3
Blade Steel: Alabama Damascus Steel
File work: Vine & Thorn
Handle: Curly Koa Wood & Hippo Tooth with Mosaic Pins
Sheath: : 6-7 oz premium leather sheath, Hand tooled for right hand carry
Price: $400
All Knives include Priority Shipping and insurance in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Overseas sales are welcome but they must pay actual shipping costs and customs.
The Koa Wood really has some great contrasts and is awesome when the light catches it. The hippo I picked up on my bear hunt in Alaska. I met the guy who harvested the hippo, which was quite a story. It was awesome to see the sparks coming off the grinder as I worked with it.
I tool and hand stitch all my own sheathes for every knife. I believe the sheath needs to reflect the character of the knife it holds and protects.
DT EDC
SPECS
OAL: 6 11/16
Blade: 3
Blade Steel: Alabama Damascus Steel
File work: Vine & Thorn
Handle: Curly Koa Wood & Hippo Tooth with Mosaic Pins
Sheath: : 6-7 oz premium leather sheath, Hand tooled for right hand carry
Price: $400
All Knives include Priority Shipping and insurance in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
Overseas sales are welcome but they must pay actual shipping costs and customs.
