Elk and Osage Skinner-
11"overall with a 4" blade. The Elk and Osage Skinner is a long handled knife with a medium length blade. The "knapped steel" blade is hand forged in a real coal fire. The steel is high carbon alloy from a leaf spring. Once the blade is fashioned it is then hand ground and facetted to give it the look and feel of a knapped flint or obsidian blade. The handle is from a New Mexico Elk metatarsal leg bone and is extended with a piece of Osage Orange wood (Bois' d Arc). The blade is pinned and glued and then wrapped with soft white tail deer skin. The leather on the handle is burn etched with a Eagle feather. This knife comes with its own custom sheath that is made from a thick cowhide inner sheath and covered with soft whitetail deer skin that was tanned at Duck Creek Forge by Craftsman/artist, David Tatom. The inner sheath is riveted with copper rivets to protect the sewn edges. The sheath has long, hand cut fringe with antique trade beads tied into the fringe. A coptic cross on the front with three cowry shells give this custom sheath a look like no other. This knife is sure to get the attention on your belt, but it is hard and sharp and ready to use. $290
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11"overall with a 4" blade. The Elk and Osage Skinner is a long handled knife with a medium length blade. The "knapped steel" blade is hand forged in a real coal fire. The steel is high carbon alloy from a leaf spring. Once the blade is fashioned it is then hand ground and facetted to give it the look and feel of a knapped flint or obsidian blade. The handle is from a New Mexico Elk metatarsal leg bone and is extended with a piece of Osage Orange wood (Bois' d Arc). The blade is pinned and glued and then wrapped with soft white tail deer skin. The leather on the handle is burn etched with a Eagle feather. This knife comes with its own custom sheath that is made from a thick cowhide inner sheath and covered with soft whitetail deer skin that was tanned at Duck Creek Forge by Craftsman/artist, David Tatom. The inner sheath is riveted with copper rivets to protect the sewn edges. The sheath has long, hand cut fringe with antique trade beads tied into the fringe. A coptic cross on the front with three cowry shells give this custom sheath a look like no other. This knife is sure to get the attention on your belt, but it is hard and sharp and ready to use. $290
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BLACK HUNTER- 7.5" overall 4.25" blade. You want to skin a deer in nothing flat, well, this is the knife to do it. It is hand forged in a coal fire and and ground to a razor sharp edge. It is made from farriers rasp steel and is mounted with a Black Walnut handle with 5 brass pins. It comes with a thick leather sheath that is custom made for the knife. The sheath is hand stitched, stamped and has brass studs for decoration. The sheath has 3 brass rivets to protect the stitching from being cut. The sheath also has deer hide fringe with antique trade beads tied into it. The curved profile of the handle is perfect for holding while your hands are wet or bloody. $240
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Es Afilado y listo para desollar
It is sharp and ready for skinning
Patron Skinner- 8.5" overall with a 4.25" blade. A truly Southwestern styled knife and sheath, the Patron is a hand forged blade from farriers rasp steel and mounted on an natural Elk shed antler. The guard is from black walnut wood and the cap is osage orange wood (also known as Bois de Arc). This knife comes with a thick cowhide sheath that is custom made for the knife. The sheath is adorned with antiqued brass studs a concho and fringed with a soft deer skin and antique trade beads. The blade steel was used to shape the hooves of Texas horses; the Elk shed was found in Colorado and the wood is from the banks of the famous Duck Creek. It's sharp and ready for the job. $150
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It is sharp and ready for skinning
Patron Skinner- 8.5" overall with a 4.25" blade. A truly Southwestern styled knife and sheath, the Patron is a hand forged blade from farriers rasp steel and mounted on an natural Elk shed antler. The guard is from black walnut wood and the cap is osage orange wood (also known as Bois de Arc). This knife comes with a thick cowhide sheath that is custom made for the knife. The sheath is adorned with antiqued brass studs a concho and fringed with a soft deer skin and antique trade beads. The blade steel was used to shape the hooves of Texas horses; the Elk shed was found in Colorado and the wood is from the banks of the famous Duck Creek. It's sharp and ready for the job. $150
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Jicarilla Apache #6-
9" overall length with a 4"x2" blade. Sold, order one like it, contact the artist at davidtatom100@gmail.com
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9" overall length with a 4"x2" blade. Sold, order one like it, contact the artist at davidtatom100@gmail.com
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Kit's Neck Sheath Skinner #3-
$old Order one like it, contact- davidtatom100@gmail.com
$old Order one like it, contact- davidtatom100@gmail.com
Alaskan Moose Antler Skinner- 9" overall length with a 5" blade. $old Order one like it at davidtatom100@gmail.com
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Neck Sheath Skinner #6- sold
