Damascus Steel Knife, 8" Full Tang with Wooden Handle - Bully Cutter & Skinning Knife for Outdoor Use

I love this knife. I'm not a hunter but it's a nice knife for camping.Pros:This knife is a standout in both function and design. It's super sharp and handles nicely. Additionally, the design is visually striking, and it offers a comfortable grip. I have no complaints about it and look forward to using it for years to come.Cons:I couldn't find any drawbacks with this knife. It delivers on all fronts.

I’m not a hunter. I’m not a camper. But I have, on occasion, been persuaded by my family to cook for them on a camping trip. I’m one of those people who likes being prepared for emergencies. So I set out to buy a knife for being out in the woods.Because I know nothing, the first thing I had to look up about his knife was “EDC.” Turns out an EDC bull cutter knife is a type of knife that is specifically designed for everyday carry (EDC). It’s typically small, lightweight, and easy to carry and use. They’re also typically very sharp, making them ideal for a variety of tasks, such as cutting rope, opening boxes, and preparing food.Just what I needed. Yes, this knife is quite sharp. Not in the way my premium kitchen knives are scalpel-sharp. But plenty sharp, with a thick, slightly course blade, that could do a lot of damage. I find the knife very comfortable to hold. The handle is black, gray, and blue, in waves — a pattern that I find very attractive. The sheath is leather, meant to be worn on a belt, with a pattern on one side of the sheath, and smooth on the other. I like this knife, and I’m very glad I got it. The price seems reasonable to me, but then again, this is my first EDC bull cutter knife.[While researching this type of knife I came across some mentions of using this knife for bull castrations. Well that was disturbing! So I researched further. Turns out (I hope) that “Bull Cutter” is a misnomer. Many EDC bull cutter knives have a drop point blade, which is a type of blade that is known for its strength and durability. The drop point blade is shaped like a teardrop, with a wide blade that tapers to a point. This shape makes the blade ideal for cutting through tough material — like a bull. I hope that’s true.I do have one more thing to mention. The Amazon site says the “country of origin” of this knife is America. That’s hard to believe given what the box says on the side. Please see photo.]

I've never had a hunting knife but I love it. It can't greased with a holder that fits perfectly in your belt. Great design as far as appearance and ease of use.

looks good online and that's it. knife edge wasn't straight can't get is sharp even with the worksharp adjustable precision pro. knife blade hasn't been tempered its softer than butter. sheath design is on the wrong side stitching is crap its actually too big for the knife don't waste your money.

The media could not be loaded.  I probably won’t buy another! First the package was a week late. 2nd when I got the package the box looked like it had already been opened and 3rd the knife and the holder are not very good quality at first looks!!

This knife is sharp which makes it great for hunting or fishing. I like to fish and it works very well in gutting a fish and for slicing. This is a great gift for a loved one who hunts, or fish. They will appreciate the hook of it and the sharpness.

Ok, yes there are some imperfections of this knife as there are burs left on some of the edges, deep filing marks on the cutting edge, and fine scratches in various areas. However, this knife is extremely well crafted, very durable, and looks amazing!The detail of the folds really stands out and you can tell it is real Damascus steel and not a laser etching. The blade may have burs and scratches but it is definitely sharp and can easily be cleaned up.Then you have the handle from the beautiful grain, colors, and staggered scallops that just make this knife stand out. You can tell this was handmade.The sheath, however, seems universal and leaves some wiggle room and not a conformed fit as I would like, but the blade does stay in the sheath and it is decent leather with good stitching. I am not really a fan of the fake weave stamping on the sheath that is just personal preference.I am definitely a fan and will be getting more blades from Huntlux!

Nice looking knife on web page did not look at all like the pictures though blade came stained and worpet it is sharp handle is so dark you can't see the blue like in add.i was really looking forward to seeing it and handling it but I spent 2 hours on cleaning up the stained blade looks ok now except for the worp and dark handle.i would send it back but I got time in it and it is a hassle to send it back and wait for another one to come.all most always get great products from Amazon I guess it was my turn to get a lemon.