Feral Hog Skinner
Purpose-built for field dressing feral hogs in Florida.
Every knife is made to order, and this one shows the kind of work that comes off the bench. Tell me what you need a knife to do and we'll talk through the type of blade and the price. Custom work is running about 3–4 weeks to delivery.
Get a quote on one like thisBuilt for a customer specifically for hunting feral hogs in Florida, this knife was designed from the start as a working field tool. The profile combines a broad skinner-style belly with an integrated gut hook, giving the user a purpose-built blade for opening, skinning, and processing game without carrying a separate gutting tool.
The blade is made from 80CrV2 carbon steel, chosen for its toughness, edge stability, and ability to take a keen working edge. A dark patina gives the blade a subdued, utilitarian finish while complementing the knife's hard-use character.
The handle is burlap Micarta with a G10 liner, providing a durable, stable grip material well suited to wet and dirty field conditions. Its contoured shape and pronounced finger guard were built around maintaining positive control during extended processing work.
At 9 inches overall with a 4¼-inch blade, the knife keeps enough cutting surface and belly for skinning while remaining compact and controllable in the hand. The finished package is paired with a fitted Kydex sheath for secure retention and practical carry in the field.
- Type
- Hunter
- Steel
- 80CrV2
- Blade length
- 4¼"
- Overall length
- 9"
- Handle
- Burlap Micarta w/G10 Liner
- Fittings
- Brass Pins
- Finish
- Dark Patina
- Sheath
- Kydex w/ Belt Clip
- Completed
- Sep 17, 2026
- Build number
- No. 13
Ships insured and signature-required within the US. Knife laws vary by state and city — check your own before ordering. Care and sharpening.
