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Deer Skinner Knife with Finger Hole and Leather Sheath

$10.99
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20374 #17 BK1986
4.7 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • BLADE MATERIAL: AUS-6 stainless steel.
  • HORN HANDLE: Black horn handle scales.
  • SHEATH INCLUDED: Custom leather sheath with belt loop and snap button closure.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 5 3/4".
  • PRECISION SKINNING: Curved blade profile is purpose-built for field dressing game.
Deer Skinner Knife with Finger Hole and Leather Sheath
  • BLADE MATERIAL: AUS-6 stainless steel.
  • HORN HANDLE: Black horn handle scales.
  • SHEATH INCLUDED: Custom leather sheath with belt loop and snap button closure.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 5 3/4".
  • PRECISION SKINNING: Curved blade profile is purpose-built for field dressing game.
$10.99
This short Deer Skinner provides a curved cutting edge with a sharp point. It's ideal for cutting, slashing and skinning strokes. Features a 3 3/8" AUS-6 stainless steel blade and black horn handle scales. Includes a custom leather sheath with a belt loop and a snap button closure.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Justin

"It's a 7.00 knife... I have one and for every day tasks this knife works great with a little sharpening. I wouldn't attempt to skin a deer with it. For that use a high quality sharp carbon blade. But not bad for 7 bucks at all!!!"

— Anonymous (5/5)

I Beg To Differ

"when faced with a slightly less then 280lbs buck, this little knife did a phenomenal job at some of the cuts that require a heavy amount of accuracy and precision. the finger hole aloud me to perform a scooping motion and a nice grip for tugging at the flank area. But I agree.. it came a bit dull. this knife lacked a sharp edge and I (not using my brain) decided to attempt skinning a buck without sharpening. but it still did great! I just sharpened it this morning. hopefully next round will go smoother."

— Marty (4/5)

Deer Skinner Short Knife

"The knife overall has a nice feel when it comes to grip, but if really faced with a 300 pound buck, it wouldn't be a fruitful tool. Also didn't come very sharp."

— Wmt1254 (3/5)

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