Bone Ringtail Hunting Knife with Damascus Blade

The Bone Ringtail hunting knife curls its handle into a hook at the butt. That hook catches the little finger and locks the grip. Pale bone fills the rest of the handle with a warm tone. The shape reads old-fashioned without feeling fussy.

The blade carries layered Damascus across a broad belly. That belly curves out and sweeps up toward the tip. A satin etch separates the light and dark bands. A round hole sits cut through the steel at the base.

The wide belly suits long cuts through hide and meat. The hooked pommel keeps the hand set even when wet. A black leather sheath comes included with snap fittings. Divine Knives forges each blade and fits each handle by hand. Bone carries its own tone and marking on every piece.

Ringtail hunting knife at Divine Knives with a hooked bone pommel, blade finger hole, and upswept belly.

The History Behind This Bone Ringtail Hunting Knife

Hunters have long favored a broad belly for skinning and dressing game. A hooked pommel came from the need to hold on with bloody hands. Bone handles served before synthetics arrived, prized for grip and warmth. Damascus forging reaches back centuries, valued for strength and grain. Divine Knives brings those working habits into this build.

Hooked Pommel Knife Performance

The broad belly pulls long, even strokes through hide. The upswept tip lifts away from meat during a cut. The finger hole and hooked butt give two anchor points. Wipe the blade dry after use and apply a light coat of oil. Damascus can spot if left damp, so dry it fully.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 9.5 in
  
• Blade Length: 5 in
  
• Blade Material: Damascus steel
  
• Blade Pattern: Layered Damascus
  
• Blade Finish: Satin-etched
  
• Handle Length: 4.5 in
  
• Handle Material: Cream bone with hooked pommel
• Storage: Black leather sheath with snap fittings included
  
• Type: Fixed-blade hunting knife

Hunting Blade Construction

The bone scales run along the handle to the hooked butt. The hook is shaped from the handle itself, not added on. The finger hole is cut from the same steel as the blade. Bone can shift slightly with humidity, as natural materials do. Dry storage keeps the bone and the sheath in good shape.

Best Used For

This knife suits hunting trips, dressing work, and collector display alike. The double anchor grip holds through wet, messy tasks. Its bone handle also reads well in a display case. Order the Bone Ringtail hunting knife today. A hooked bone pommel appears on no other blade here.

Every knife ships with secure, tracked shipping and careful packaging. Divine Knives keeps stock limited on this design. Each handle takes real time to shape, fit, and finish. Hunters wanting a secure grip often pick this over plain scales. The hook and grain give it lasting character.

FAQ’s

Is the handle real bone or ivory?

It is natural bone. No ivory is used in this knife.

Is the blade real Damascus steel?

Yes. The blade is forged from layered Damascus steel with visible layering.

How is this different from the Damascus bone Finger Hole mini cleaver?

That knife is a six-inch cleaver with a squared tip. This one is a five-inch hunting blade with a hooked pommel.

How is this different from the Bone Single-Edge Dagger?

That knife is three and a half inches with a fine point. This one is longer with a broad skinning belly.

How is this different from the Damascus Ring Grip hunting knife?

That knife carries two rings on a straighter blade. This one has one hole and a hooked bone butt.