Eagle Kukri Hunting Knife brings serious chopping power into a refined hunting build made for the field and camp. This eagle kukri pairs a forged Damascus blade with a serrated spine section, giving hunters two cutting options in one knife. Its recurved profile shifts weight forward, so every swing delivers more force with less effort from the user. This kukri hunting knife measures 8 inches of blade against a 5-inch camel bone handle, finished with ornate brass banding and maroon spacer rings. A small brass clip near the guard adds a distinctive detail not found on other kukri styles in the lineup. Full tang construction runs the entire length, keeping the blade balanced despite its size and weight. Buy Eagle Kukri hunting knife options like this one for hunting trips, camp chopping, or as a standout piece for any Damascus steel collection you already own. Its camel bone handle and brass fittings set it apart from wood and micarta kukri builds already in the lineup. Eagle Kukri Hunting Knife at JW SteelCrafts with a camel bone handle, ornate brass banding, and a brass clip detail near the guard. The History Behind This Eagle Kukri Hunting Knife. The kukri traces back to Nepal, carried by Gurkha soldiers and hill farmers for heavy chopping work in rugged terrain. Damascus steel has been forged for centuries for its folded strength and flowing pattern across the blade. Camel bone handles have long been prized for their smooth texture and durability outdoors. JW SteelCrafts continues that legacy, forging each blade and fitting each handle by hand at the shop. Blade Performance This handmade kukri hunting knife USA buyers choose holds a sharp working edge through heavy chopping and hunting tasks in the field. Its recurved profile shifts weight forward, giving each swing more cutting force with less effort from the user. The serrated spine adds a second cutting option for rope, bone, or other tough material encountered outdoors. Wipe the blade dry after use and apply a light oil coat to protect the wood-grain pattern from rust. Handle Construction This kukri hunting knife features a camel bone handle finished with ornate brass banding and maroon spacer rings throughout. The brass clip near the guard adds both function and a distinctive finished look overall. Camel bone resists wear well, holding its smooth texture through repeated outdoor handling season after season. Full tang construction keeps the grip stable and balanced during extended use in the field. Best Used For This eagle kukri works best for hunting trips, camp chopping, and heavy outdoor cutting tasks around the ranch or homestead. Its camel bone handle and brass detailing also make it a strong piece for collectors who want something refined. Order the Eagle Kukri Hunting Knife today. Each blade is individually forged, with limited stock available right now. Specifications Table Overall Length 13 inches Blade Length 8 inches Blade Material Damascus steel Blade Pattern Wood-grain damascus Blade Finish Raw natural Handle Length 5 inches Handle Material Camel bone Bolster Brass with maroon spacer rings Pin Detail Not clearly visible Tang Full tang Storage Not included Type Kukri hunting knife FAQs What steel is used in the Eagle Kukri Hunting Knife? It features a Damascus steel blade with a wood-grain pattern. What is the handle made from? The handle is crafted from camel bone with brass banding. Does this kukri have a serrated edge? Yes, the spine includes a serrated section for added cutting versatility. Is this kukri full tang? Yes, the tang runs the full length through the camel bone handle. How is this different from the Dragon Kukri? This knife uses Damascus steel and a camel bone handle, while the Dragon Kukri uses carbon steel and micarta. How do I care for the Damascus blade? 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