This finely matched knife set features two Jack Pine Specials and a ProSkinner, all sharing aged oak handles, aged blade finishes, and brass hardware. The spine view below shows a great comparison of the difference between the 1/8″ steel thickness (standard on most models) and the 3/32″ steel thickness (center; standard for the ProSkinner).
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This knife is a reproduction of the Sears Nessmuk, with a few customizations that make it very unique! First we have a traditional antler handle, with three mosaic pins, an aged blade finish, and a special etch in the blade.
The blade is crafted out of 5/32″ O-1 high carbon tool steel, the spine features Vine pattern filework, and the whole kit is made complete by a custom crossdraw leather sheath with a firesteel loop and anlter firestarter.
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We wanted to share this moving piece from Paul about his new knife. Thank you so much for the kind words and letting Lucas Forge be a part of your outdoor life.
Hello, Lucas, just wanted to tell you about my experience with the Pro Skinner, mine built with Osage and aged blade just received a few weeks ago. I used it to skin out a woodcock this morning. As a Woodcock and Grouse hunter I will do full caping of each bird for my fly tying inventory. The Pro Skinner is perfect and fits beautifully for this delicate work. The thin blade and keen edge that you put onto it is wonderful. For me aesthetics is an important part of not just this little knife but the whole picture of my days afield from hunting these beautiful birds in the Fall to casting my soft hackles that they provide me during trout seasons. Nothing is more satisfying in late Winter than pulling out a bird that I hunted, selecting a feather and winding it around a hook. It does wonders anticipating the next season. And your work is a part of it all.
Here’s a tiny little mushroom colony near our photoshoot! Over the next couple days they grew and grew into a large bunch. Though I don’t know the variety, they were fascinating to watch. Are you a mushroom hunter?
Today’s post features a Vintage Kephart with the 5-inch blade option, a hammer forged finish, an elegant stabilized walnut handle, brass hardware, and Vine pattern filework.
Check out many more examples of the classic Vintage Kephart model here.
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A gorgeous curly maple handle, mosaic pins, aged blade finish, thumb jimping for grip, and initials in the spine – this custom Powder River is ready to hit the trail.
Do you have any exciting outdoor adventures planned for this fall? If so, don’t forget to snap some pictures and send them in to be featured in the Lucas Forge knife drawing in early December! Click here for more info and to see many previous entries!
Today we’re featuring a handsome custom knife and sheath set. This Woodsman Nessmuk has a 3/16-inch blade with a sabre-type grind, a cherry handle, and brass bolt hardware. The Trekker sheath sets it off; check out the antler handled firestarter.
Thank you for looking! Have questions about placing a custom knife order? Please contact lucas@customhuntingknives.org. Have a great day!
Here are a few detail photos of the knives that are available today!
Check out the reverse side of this ironwood-handled Powder River!
Blue box elder Large Frontier!
Special Woods Knife, with a palm swell in the handle.
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This beautiful knife is a Packer with an extended blade. The blade has the satin blade finish, the handle is mesquite, and the hardware is classic brass. Thumb jimping sets the spine off with extra grip and character. Thank you for looking!
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Check out this Classic Hunter! It sports a walnut handle, signature brass hardware, a satin blade finish, thumb jimping and custom initials on the spine.
Paul B.
Minnesota