Two little bitty ones

[godogs57]

Ordered by a gentleman in Texas where everything is bigger….except these blades. Two matching Canadian Skinners at 6” long. CPM154 stainless steel with matching desert ironwood handles cut from the same block. He specified one standard sheath (belt loop) and one pouch (no belt loop). Honestly, a knife this size needs just a pouch where it can ride in your pocket or in your daypack. My blades always reside in my pack, regardless of size. Take a look at the second pic…told you they were small.

Thanks for looking. Everyone have a great 2023!

 

[Gadestroyer74]

Them is the perfect size for caping out animals with and doing detail work . Excellent work

 

[godogs57]

Them is the perfect size for caping out animals with and doing detail work . Excellent work

Yes it is. I have a friend in Alaska that’s a Brown bear guide on Unimak Island. He has six of my blades and they are all this size or smaller. Skinning out thousand pound bears. He wants nothing any larger.

 

[Gadestroyer74]

Yes it is. I have a friend in Alaska that’s a Brown bear guide on Unimak Island. He has six of my blades and they are all this size or smaller. Skinning out thousand pound bears. He wants nothing any larger.

I had a feeling that’s the kind of use they might be for .. that’s a lot of capping and skinning too !

 

[godogs57]

They just skin him out, get the skull and leave the rest for the critters. He told me “It’s a protein starved environment there. It goes to good use.”

 

[patsam]

Durn good looking knives Hank!

 

[trad bow]

Them some good looking knives Mr Hank

 

[Troy Butler]

Good looking knives I also use a knife my uncle made that’s only around 6 inches. Have taken apart many critters with it.

 

[tjchurch]

As always, beautiful work sir.

 

[Redbow]

Those knives are beautiful I like a small knife I think they are more useful than a big one.