Skinning Knives

Here at Elite Outdoor Gear, we offer a wide range of high-quality skinning knives, perfect for hunting and outdoor use. Hunters and Outdoorsmen need to be able to trust their skinning knife to get the job done consistently. Skinning knives often feature narrow tips for precision in your cuts, as well as a deep belly for more efficiency in your longer cuts. Some skinning knives also feature gut hooks to make the skinning process easier and avoid damaging the meat.

All Skinning Knives come with a full warranty covering all manufacturing defects and are repaired or replaced directly through Elite Outdoor Gear.

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  • Buck Ranger Skinner with Leather Pouch 113BRS
    Buck Ranger Skinner with Leather Pouch 113BRS

    Buck Ranger Skinner with Leather Pouch 113BRS

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  • Kershaw Deschutes Skinner 1883 - Fixed Blade
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    Kershaw Deschutes Skinner 1883 – Fixed Blade

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    Ontario Knife Co. ADK Keene Valley Hunter - 3.7
    Ontario Knife Co. ADK Keene Valley Hunter - 3.7

    Ontario Knife Co. ADK Keene Valley Hunter – 3.7″ Satin Drop Point Fixed Blade, Multicoloured Micarta Handles with Leather Pouch 8188

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    Cudeman 137-H Skinning Knife

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    Gerber Moment Folding Drop Point FE

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    Muela Skinner with Leather Belt Pouch PIK-AS

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    CIVIVI Midwatch, Green Burlap Micarta, Black Stonewashed Bohler N690 Fixed Blade - C20059B-3

    CIVIVI Midwatch, Green Burlap Micarta, Black Stonewashed Bohler N690 Fixed Blade – C20059B-3

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Hunting skinning knives are a specialised type of knife designed specifically for hunters and outdoorsmen. These knives feature a narrow, curved blade that is used to remove the skin from game animals, making them an essential tool for processing meat in the field.

One of the primary advantages of hunting skinning knives is their precision and control. The narrow blade allows hunters to make precise cuts and maneuver around bones and other obstacles while removing the skin. This is important for preserving as much meat as possible and minimizing waste.

Hunting skinning knives come in a variety of sizes and shapes, with some models featuring gut hooks or other specialized features for different tasks. They are often made from high-quality materials such as stainless or Damascus steel, providing durability and long-lasting performance even under heavy use.

In addition to their functionality, hunting skinning knives are often prized for their aesthetics. Many models feature ornate designs, premium materials such as exotic wood or bone handles, and high-quality finishes that give them a unique look and feel.

When selecting a hunting skinning knife, it’s important to choose a high-quality product from a reputable manufacturer to ensure optimal performance and safety. Users should also make sure to follow proper handling protocols to avoid injury or damage to the knife or other objects.

Overall, hunting skinning knives are an essential tool for any serious hunter or outdoorsman, providing precision and control for processing game animals in the field and ensuring a successful hunt.

The history of skinning knives dates back to prehistoric times when early humans used sharpened stones and bones to skin animals for food and clothing. As civilization progressed, the design and construction of skinning knives evolved to meet the needs of hunters and outdoorsmen.

In ancient times, skinning knives were often made from materials such as flint, obsidian, or bone, with a simple curved blade for removing animal hides. As metalworking techniques advanced, skinning knives began to be made from copper, bronze, and eventually iron and steel, providing greater durability and longevity.

During the Middle Ages, skinning knives became more specialized with the introduction of the gut hook, a small notch on the back of the blade that could be used to open the abdomen of an animal without piercing the internal organs. This innovation enabled hunters to remove the hide more easily and efficiently.

In the 19th century, industrialization led to mass production of skinning knives, with many manufacturers specializing in producing these tools for hunters and outdoorsmen. The design and construction of skinning knives continued to evolve, with new materials and features such as serrated edges and ergonomic handles being introduced to improve performance and comfort.

Today, hunting skinning knives come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials, designed to meet the specific needs of hunters and outdoorsmen. They are highly specialized tools that require expert craftsmanship and attention to detail to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Overall, the history of skinning knives is a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of humans throughout the ages, as they have continually developed and refined these essential tools for survival and sustenance in the great outdoors. Happy Hunting.