Pinecone Trailing-Point Hunting Skinner with Red Pinecone Resin Handle leaf coasters and a striking pattern on

and a striking pattern on the blade

It darkens faster and takes on its own patina

This process produces the flowing surface pattern visible along the blade and improves edge retention compared to single-steel construction

This improves durability

"text": "The handle is built from layered camel bone sections separated by brass spacer rings

Pinecone Trailing-Point Hunting Skinner with Red Pinecone Resin Handle leaf coasters and a striking pattern onThe Pinecone Trailing Point Hunting Skinner puts a trailing point blade and a one of a kind resin handle into a compact 6. 5 inch field knife. Wave Damascus runs through the blade in flowing, contrast etched lines. The spine curves upward toward the tip rather than dropping like a standard skinner. That upward sweep gives the trailing point profile more surface area along the cutting edge, which suits long skinning strokes better than most blade