Skinner Knife with Triangle Cut-Out Blade, Stag Handle & Basket Weave Sheath

Look closely at this blade, and you will see a line of small triangles stamped into the steel, rising toward the point like a flock of birds. Below it, a pale antler handle with a brown cord loops through the end. The sheath is dark and richly tooled with a basket weave pattern. Every part has been shaped to look like a cherished heirloom.

Triangle Cut-Out Skinner Knife with a Signature Blade

A triangle cut-out Skinner knife has a pattern no other knife shares. The triangles are cut or stamped along the back of the blade, and they reduce a little weight. They also give the knife a lively look that draws the eye. Wipe them clean after use so dust does not collect. Even from a distance, the pattern reads clearly, so it works well in a photo or on a shelf.

Basket Weave Sheath Knife Detail

A basket-weave sheath knife wears a pattern of tiny woven squares pressed into the leather. The pattern is classic in western leatherwork, and it adds depth and grip. Black stitching runs along the edge, and cut slots allow a belt to pass through. Keep it dry and condition it lightly.

Stag Handle Skinning Knife Look

Astag-handlee skinning knife offers a natural, ridged grip with dark brown streaks. The surface feels textured but comfortable, and the rounded shape keeps the knife steady. A thin spacer sits where the steel meets the handle. Wipe it with a soft cloth and keep it away from long soaking. A cord threaded through the end of the handle gives you a place to hang it on a hook.

Small Fixed Blade Skinner Control

A small fixed-blade skinner is made from one piece of steel, so it has no hinge to loosen. Its short length is easy to control during close work. Cut away from yourself, and cover the knife again after each task. It suits outdoor trips where local rules allow.

Handmade Skinning Knife Quality

A handmade skinning knife shows care in every joint. The handle slabs sit flush, the pins are neat,t and the grind is smooth. Small differences from piece to piece are part of the charm. Add our black micarta cowboy knife for another handcrafted style.

Cut-Out Blade Hunting Knife Appeal

A cut-out blade hunting knife is a talking point at the campfire. The pattern is bold but tasteful, and it suits both rustic and modern kits. It gives the knife an identity that is easy to remember and easy to spot among other gear.

Features as Benefits

• Triangle cut-out pattern – Gives a unique look and lightens the steel
• Stag handle with cord – Gives a natural grip and easy hanging
• Basket weave sheath – Protects the edge and adds western style
• Small fixed blade – Gives control for close work
• Hand-stamped pattern – Gives each knife a unique pattern line

Usage Scenarios

Carry it for light camp work where local rules allow, or show it beside its sheath. A talking-point gift for outdoor fans. Keep it dry and covered.

Trust Signals

• Handmade and hand-checked before shipping
• Secure checkout
• Fast US shipping, with rates calculated at checkout
• 30-day return window (see the store refund policy for details)

Specifications

• Blade: polished steel with triangle cut-out pattern, compact profile
• Handle: natural stag with cord loop
• Sheath: dark basket-weave leather with stitched edge and belt slots
• Style: handmade skinner
• Finish: handmade and hand-checked before shipping

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FAQs

What are the triangles on the blade?

They are a decorative pattern cut or stamped into the steel.

Do the triangles weaken the knife?

They are placed along the back. Please confirm details on the product sheet.

What is basket weave?

It is a woven-look pattern pressed into leather.

What is the cord for?

It lets you hang or tie the knife.

Is every antler handle different?

Yes. Colour and ridges vary.

Can I wear it on a belt?

The sheath has slots for a belt.