BIRD & TROUT KNIFE
This delicate Bird & Trout knife shown against a magnificent Pheasant cape is handled in bone and features mosaic pins, a full, tapered tang, and a compound tapered blade (also called a "distal" taper). The almost scalpel-like blade shape is neither too long or short, permitting a variety of chores and close-in work preparatory to taxidermy or the table on all North American gamebird species. A favorite of midwest bird hunters, many who have used this style there comment favorably about its potential as a fine first knife for boys and girls who follow dad or grand-dad into the field. For the woman with smaller hands, this great little knife is the perfect companion to her deer hunting equipment. And don't forget how useful it also would be around a campfire grill when the steaks are done. |
