Squared Tip Tracker Knife with Ram Horn Handle and Long Sawback Blade for Camp Use

One blade, several jobs. This tracker knife pairs a long sawback section with a squared chisel tip and a forward cutting bevel, wrapped in a contoured ram horn handle built for repeated camp use.

This squared tip tracker knife carries a 7 inch hand-forged layered blade with a long sawtooth spine section, giving it extra utility beyond straight cutting.

The squared chisel tip and forward cutting bevel are shaped for notching and controlled work, useful for a range of camp and trail tasks.

Contoured ram horn scales are pinned with steel pins to the full tang, creating a grip with natural texture that holds up to repeated outdoor use.

Features as Benefits

• Long sawtooth spine Adds cutting, sawing, and notching utility in one tool.
• Squared chisel tip Improves control for detailed camp tasks.
• Forward cutting bevel Concentrates the working edge where it is needed most.
• Contoured ram horn handle Offers a comfortable, textured grip.
• Full-tang steel pin construction Adds strength and durability for outdoor use.

Usage Scenarios

This tracker knife is built for camp and trail use, combining cutting, sawing, and notching in a single tool for hikers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Specifications

Size

12 inch overall | 7 inch blade | 5 inch handle

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FAQs

What makes this a tracker knife?

The combination of a cutting edge, sawtooth spine, and squared tip supports several camp tasks in one tool.

Is the squared tip useful?

Yes, it offers better control for notching and detailed work compared to a pointed tip.

How durable is the ram horn handle?

Very durable when kept dry and cleaned regularly after outdoor use.

Can this knife be used for general camp chores?

Yes, it is designed as a versatile all-around camp tool.

Does it come with a sheath?

Yes, a sheath is included for safe carry and storage.

How do I maintain the blade?

Dry it after use and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust.