7” Ranch Cowboy Skinning Knife Rasp Steel Wood & Turquoise Handle
This Ranch Cowboy Skinning Knife brings together textured rasp steel, warm wood grain, and a bright turquoise handle section in a compact Western design. Measuring approximately 7 inches overall with a 3.5-inch blade, it offers a distinctive combination of traditional materials and contrasting finishes. The included tooled leather sheath completes the presentation, making this knife an appealing choice for ranch enthusiasts, outdoor users, and collectors of Western cutlery.
The fixed blade features a broad profile with a gently curved cutting edge and a defined point. Diagonal file markings remain visible along the upper blade face, creating a textured band above the bright finished bevel. This contrast gives the steel a recognizable workshop character while keeping the cutting section visually clean. The textured detail continues near the blade heel, connecting the blade’s appearance with the shaped handle transition.
The handle combines two contrasting sections. Near the blade, the turquoise portion displays a bright blue surface crossed by darker golden-brown veining. The rear section features brown wood with visible grain and a rounded end. Together, these materials create a Southwestern color combination that complements the steel and leather. Small metal pins add polished accents without distracting from the handle’s natural-looking patterns.
A curved recess beneath the front handle section contributes to the knife’s shaped profile. At the rear, a metal-lined lanyard opening provides an attachment point for a cord. The rounded wood section and smooth handle contours complete the compact outline. Wood grain, turquoise veining, and color distribution may vary between individual pieces, giving each knife its own visual character.
The brown pancake-style leather sheath features diamond-pattern tooling, decorative border impressions, and dark stitching. Two elongated belt slots provide attachment points for a suitable belt. Its broad outline complements the blade shape, while the darker edges frame the warmer central panel. The combination of geometric tooling and contrasting leather tones creates a coordinated accessory for carrying or displaying the knife. Leather grain and shade may differ slightly between pieces.
Choose this ranch knife for routine cutting tasks such as trimming cord, opening packaging, or preparing small materials around camp. It also makes a thoughtful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, or anyone who appreciates Western handle combinations. Explore additional designs in our Cowboy Knives collection, or browse our Hunting Knives and Skinning Knives collections.
After use, clean and thoroughly dry the blade, paying attention to the recessed file markings. Apply a light coating of suitable knife oil and wipe the handle with a soft cloth. Avoid soaking the wood, keep the leather dry, and store the knife separately from its sheath during extended storage to help preserve the finish.
Specifications
| Knife Type | Fixed-blade ranch cowboy skinning knife |
|---|---|
| Overall Length | Approximately 7 inches |
| Blade Length | Approximately 3.5 inches |
| Blade Material | Rasp steel |
| Blade Finish | Diagonal file texture with a bright finished bevel |
| Blade Profile | Broad blade with curved cutting edge and defined point |
| Handle | Wood and turquoise |
| Handle Details | Metal pins and metal-lined lanyard opening |
| Sheath | Diamond-tooled pancake leather sheath with two belt slots |
| Package Includes | One knife and one leather sheath |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the knife measurements?
The knife measures approximately 7 inches overall with a 3.5-inch blade.
What creates the textured blade appearance?
Diagonal file markings remain visible along the upper blade face and near the blade heel.
What materials are used in the handle?
The handle combines a brown wood rear section with a turquoise front section.
Is a leather sheath included?
Yes. One diamond-tooled pancake leather sheath with two belt slots is included.
Will every handle look identical?
No. Wood grain, turquoise veining, and color placement may vary between individual knives.