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Blue Bone Handle Damascus Tracker Knife – Brass Bolster & Black Leather Sheath

Blue Bone Handle Damascus Tracker Knife – Brass Bolster & Black Leather Sheath

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Tracker knives are built for the field — wide belly, serrated spine, and enough blade to handle real work. This one is hand forged from raindrop Damascus steel with a pattern that covers the full blade surface. The handle is shaped from deep blue colored bone, fitted with a solid brass bolster and a blue mosaic pin that adds a clean finishing detail. The black embossed leather sheath has snap buttons and a belt loop, ready to carry.

Perfect for: Tracker Knife · Hunting Knife · Outdoor Knife · Camping Knife · Skinner Knife · Field Dressing Knife · Fixed Blade Knife · Ranch Knife · Collector Knife · Gift for Him

Complete Specifications

Specification Detail
Blade Material Hand Forged Raindrop Damascus Steel
Handle Material Blue Colored Bone
Bolster Brass Bolster
Pin Blue Mosaic Pin
Blade Style Tracker / Skinner with Serrated Spine
Blade Length Approx. 4.5 inches
Overall Length Approx. 9 inches
Handle Length Approx. 4.5 inches
Hardness Approx. 58-60 HRC
Tang Full Tang
Sheath Black Embossed Leather Sheath with Snap Buttons & Belt Loop

Key Features

  • Hand forged raindrop Damascus steel blade — circular pattern across full blade surface
  • Tracker profile with serrated spine — wide belly for skinning, serrations for utility cutting
  • Deep blue colored bone handle — smooth finish, bold color, unique on every piece
  • Solid brass bolster for balance and hand protection
  • Blue mosaic pin — clean decorative detail through the handle
  • Full tang construction — blade steel runs through the entire handle
  • Black embossed leather sheath with snap buttons and belt loop included

Handle Details

The handle is crafted from colored bone dyed in a deep navy blue — a bold, clean look that contrasts well against the dark Damascus blade. The brass bolster sits at the base of the blade, adding forward weight and protecting the hand. A blue mosaic pin runs through the handle scales, adding a refined finishing touch that sets this knife apart from standard field knives. The handle fits comfortably in the hand with a natural taper toward the pommel.

Blade Details

The blade is hand forged from layered Damascus steel in a raindrop pattern — circular formations created by manipulating the steel during forging. The tracker profile features a wide, curved belly ideal for skinning and field dressing, with a spine serration section that handles rope, cord, and branch cutting. At 4.5 inches, the blade is compact enough for precise work but capable enough for heavy field tasks. The edge arrives hand sharpened and ready to use.

Knife Care Instructions

  • Hand wash only — never submerge or put in dishwasher
  • Dry the blade immediately after use to prevent rust
  • Apply mineral oil to the blade periodically to preserve the Damascus finish
  • Condition the leather sheath with leather conditioner to keep it supple
  • Store in a dry place away from prolonged humidity

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this knife come with a sheath?
Yes — a black embossed leather sheath with snap buttons and belt loop is included with every knife.

Q: What is a tracker knife used for?
Tracker knives are designed for field use — the wide belly is ideal for skinning and field dressing, while the serrated spine handles rope, cord, and branch cutting in outdoor settings.

Q: Is the blue bone handle natural or dyed?
The handle is made from genuine bone that has been dyed deep blue. Each piece varies slightly in tone and texture — no two handles are identical.

Q: Is this a full tang knife?
Yes. The blade steel runs the full length of the handle, secured through the bone scales for maximum strength.

For adults 18 and older only. Buyer is solely responsible for compliance with all local laws regarding purchase, ownership, and carry of fixed blade knives.

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