The experts at Diamond Machining Technology (DMT) have composed a “how to” article below to help knife users understand which sharpening techniques are best for different hunting-knife tasks.
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Keeping your hunting knife sharp at all times is a must in the field. One of the best ways to do it is to touch the edge up after each time you use it—and the easiest way to do …
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You can’t beat fixed blades for down-and-dirty, heavy-duty hunting knife use, and three hot factory examples from ShopBlade are more than ready for the woods. Designed for fish and small game, the Buck 102BR Woodsman (second from top) boasts …
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Get hunting knives designed by Alaska hunting guide/award-winning maker Russ Kommer or build your own via a Gene Osborn video at ShopBlade.com. The CRKT Kommer 2-Shot Skinner is a smaller semi-skinner designed for the biggest game. The 3.15-inch blade …
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The Outdoor Edge SwingBlaze Knife is two knives in one. Push a button and the blade rotates in the handle from a drop-point skinner to a gutting blade. Blade steel is AUS-8 stainless, the orange handle is Kraton rubber …
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Why buy one hunting knife only when you can get most every game-care tool you need in two versatile hunting sets—the Outdoor Edge Butcher-Lite Knife Set and Gerber Ultimate Game Kit—from ShopBlade? The Outdoor Edge Butcher-Lite Knife Set features …
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I don’t know if it’s the stabilized spalted-maple handle, the way the drop-point blade becomes oh-so pointed at the end, the full tang, red liner or its almost-jutting-out handle butt, there’s a sweet spot in my heart for this hunter …
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