Spotlight: Buckskin Curly Maple ProSkinner
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Spotlight: Mesquite Elk River Hunter
Today’s featured knife is a handsome custom Elk River Hunter. It has a mesquite handle, brass bolt sets, filework along the spine, and a custom Trekker sheath, to boot! Thank you for visiting the blog!
Continue reading →Spotlight: Ironwood Powder River
This beautiful custom knife features an exceptional ironwood handle, three brass pins, and an aged blade finish. Thank you for looking! If you would like to find out more specs about the Powder River model, please visit the model page!
Continue reading →Spotlight: Antler Vintage Nessmuk
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Continue reading →Large Frontier: Forge Marks and Curly Maple
A fine custom Large Frontier knife with curly maple handle, brass hardware, aged and hammer forged blade finishes, and Vine pattern filework along the spine! Have you checked out the Frontier line of Lucas Forge knife designs lately? The Large … Continue reading →
Powder River: Osage
The Powder River model is a no-nonsense design that’s suited for a wide variety of work in the field. Skinning, field dressing, carving a spit for the cookfire…it’s ready. This custom job is a beautiful combination of aged finish, osage … Continue reading →
Spotlight: Aged Oak Small Frontier
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Continue reading →Mini Jaguar: Aged Blade and Bacote
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Continue reading →Traditional Handles: The Vintage Nessmuk
The Vintage Nessmuk design really shines when teamed up with antler, or a traditional, native wood like walnut, oak, maple, or osage orange… Thank you for looking! Have a great day!
Continue reading →Trekker Set: Blue Box Elder Powder River
Check this out! This Powder River is loaded with custom detailing…aged finish, Vine pattern filework, blue box elder handle, a trio of mosaic pins, and a trail-ready Trekker with an antler handled firestarter. Visit the Powder River model page here, … Continue reading →