High Country Damascus Steel Skinning Knife with Western Sheath
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High Country Damascus Steel Skinning Knife with Western Sheath
The High Country Damascus Steel Skinning Knife with Western Sheath combines a practical hunting profile with bold Western styling. Measuring approximately 8 inches overall, this handmade fixed-blade knife carries a balanced, easy-to-control size for hunting, field dressing, skinning, ranch work, and general outdoor cutting. Its distinctive Damascus pattern, colorful handle, and handcrafted leather sheath make it equally appealing as a working field knife or a memorable gift for a hunter, rancher, or knife collector.
The approximately 4-inch Damascus steel blade features a broad cutting surface, gently curved edge, and defined point. This profile provides the control required for careful skinning and field-dressing cuts while retaining enough blade width for routine camp and ranch tasks. Flowing layered patterns extend across the blade, giving every knife an individual appearance. Pattern placement and contrast may vary naturally between handmade pieces.
The handle displays a striking red, white, and blue color combination with polished metal fittings and securing pins. A decorative star accent near the pommel strengthens the knife’s American Western character. The contoured shape includes a pronounced finger area near the guard, helping the hand maintain a controlled position during deliberate cutting. Based on the supplied measurements, the handle is approximately 4 inches long, creating balanced proportions between the handle and blade.
A handcrafted leather Western sheath is included for protected storage and convenient belt carry. The pictured sheath has sturdy perimeter stitching, decorative tooling, and multiple belt slots. Its pancake-style configuration is designed to sit close to the belt and supports a practical cross-draw-style carry arrangement, depending on belt placement and user preference. Leather color, tooling, and grain can vary slightly because of the natural material and handmade construction.
This compact hunting knife is a strong addition to a field kit for customers who value traditional materials and unmistakable cowboy styling. Discover more purpose-built options in our handmade skinning knives collection. You can also browse our complete range of hunting and field-dressing knives or explore related cowboy knives and bull cutter knives.
To maintain the Damascus blade, wash it carefully by hand, dry it immediately, and apply a thin layer of suitable knife oil before storage. Do not place the knife in a dishwasher or leave it exposed to moisture. Keep the leather sheath dry, and store the knife outside the sheath during long periods of inactivity to reduce the possibility of trapped moisture.
Specifications
| Product Type | Handmade fixed-blade skinning knife |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | Approximately 8 inches |
| Blade Length | Approximately 4 inches |
| Handle Length | Approximately 4 inches |
| Blade Material | Damascus steel |
| Blade Profile | Broad, curved skinning profile |
| Handle | Red, white, and blue composite handle with metal fittings |
| Handle Features | Securing pins and decorative star accent |
| Sheath | Tooled Western leather pancake belt sheath |
| Carry Style | Belt or cross-draw-style carry, depending on placement |
| Recommended Uses | Hunting, skinning, field dressing, ranch work, and outdoor utility |
| Brand | SHAM Knives |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the overall length of this skinning knife?
The knife measures approximately 8 inches overall, including a 4-inch blade and an approximately 4-inch handle.
Is the Western leather sheath included?
Yes. The knife comes with the pictured tooled leather pancake-style belt sheath.
Is every Damascus pattern identical?
No. The pattern may vary slightly from knife to knife, helping give each handmade blade an individual appearance.
Can this knife be used for field dressing?
Its compact fixed-blade design and curved cutting edge make it suitable for controlled skinning and field-dressing tasks.
How should I care for the Damascus steel blade?
Clean it by hand, dry it immediately, and apply a light coat of suitable knife oil before storing it in a dry location.
