Longhorn Cutout Texas Flag Damascus Hunter & Skinner arrives as a matched two-knife set. The larger hunter blade carries a black-etched longhorn image right on the steel. Both blades show a true wood-grain Damascus pattern, folded and forged, not printed on. The handles run blue, cream, and red, mirroring the Texas state flag. A white star sits in the blue section on both knives. Steel bolsters separate the blades from the handles on each piece. This set is built to work in the field, not sit behind glass.
The hunter carries more length and weight for heavier field tasks. The skinner stays shorter and curves at the edge for hide work. Brass pins hold each handle to its tang, three on the hunter and two on the skinner.
The included sheath is hand-tooled brown leather with a floral pattern pressed into it. It holds both blades side by side in separate slots. Cream stitching runs the full edge of the leather. Order the set and carry both knives on one belt loop.
Damascus hunter knife set at Divine Knives with a longhorn-etched hunter blade and Texas flag colored handles on both pieces.
The History Behind This Set
Wood grain Damascus steel has roots in old world bladesmithing, where smiths folded layers of steel by hand. The longhorn stands as a Texas symbol going back to open range cattle drives. Divine Knives built this pairing to bring both traditions into one working set. The Texas flag colors on the handles tie the whole set to that same regional history.
Why Choose Longhorn Cutout Texas Flag Damascus Hunter & Skinner
The hunter blade holds a drop point shape, giving it strength for heavy cuts and field dressing. Wood grain Damascus steel takes an edge fast and holds it through repeated use. The skinner blade curves up toward the tip, letting it follow close to hide without nicking it. Both blades run a full flat grind, keeping the edge thin enough to cut clean. A Longhorn Damascus skinner blade like this one stays light in hand for longer sessions.
Specifications
- Blade Steel: Wood-grain Damascus steel, both blades
- Blade Finish: Raw natural satin, longhorn image etched on hunter blade only
- Blade Shape: Hunter — drop point; Skinner — curved clip point
- Largest Knife Overall Length: 9 inches
- Largest Knife Blade Length: 4.5 inches
- Smallest Knife Overall Length: 6 inches
- Smallest Knife Blade Length: 2.75 inches
- Handle Material: Layered blue, cream, and red resin, Texas flag pattern with white star
- Bolster: Plain steel.
- Pins: Brass, 3 on hunter, 2 on skinner
- Tang: Full tang, both blades
- Sheath: Hand-tooled brown leather, floral pattern, dual-slot, cream stitching
- Piece Count: 2 knives, 1 shared sheath
Hunter & Skinner Set Construction
Each handle uses a layered blue, cream, and red material built for grip in wet conditions. A steel bolster caps where the handle meets the blade on both knives. Brass pins run through each handle to lock it against the tang. The full tang design on both blades adds balance and real strength. Wipe the blades dry after use to protect the Damascus pattern from rust. A Longhorn cutout skinner blade like the smaller piece here needs the same light oil care as the hunter.
Best Used For
This set handles everything from field dressing to detail skinning work after a hunt. The Texas flag color scheme also makes it a strong display piece for a Texas hunter or collector. It works well as a gift for anyone who hunts or works cattle land. Buy Texas flag skinner and hunter pairs like this one straight from Divine Knives today. The longhorn etched blade and matched color scheme make this set stand out on any rack.
FAQ’s
What is this hunter and skinner set made from?
Both blades are forged wood-grain Damascus steel with Texas flag colored handles.
Which blade has the longhorn image?
The longhorn cutout hunting knife in this set is the larger hunter blade, etched directly into the steel.
Is the smaller blade a Texas flag Damascus skinner too?
Yes, the skinner handle matches the hunter with the same blue, cream, and red sections.
How many knives come in this set?
This is a two-knife set, one hunter and one skinner, sharing one leather sheath.
What is the sheath made from?
The sheath is hand-tooled brown leather with a floral pattern and cream stitching.