Fixed blade hunting knives built around a hand-forged, hammered blade and a full-length handle, finished with a beaded lanyard and a leather sheath. A fixed blade is the simpler, stronger choice for field dressing, skinning and camp work, with no moving parts to clean.
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Why a fixed blade
A fixed blade has no pivot or lock, so it is stronger and easier to clean than a folder, which is why hunters prefer one for field dressing and skinning. The BF-06 Aero pairs a 4-inch hammered blade with a 6-inch buffalo horn handle, a beaded lanyard and a cow leather sheath.
Care is simple: wash, dry fully and oil the blade after use, and store it out of the sheath. See the knife care guide or browse all Native American-style knives.