CASE Laramy Miller Sasquatch Skinner

1095 carbon steel is prized for its ability to hold a razor-sharp edge and its ease of sharpening in the field. While it requires more maintenance to prevent rust compared to stainless steel, it offers superior toughness and edge retention for demanding skinning tasks.

The Caswell™ finish provides a dark, protective layer over the carbon steel. This helps mitigate corrosion and reduces glare, which is particularly useful when working in the field where moisture or blood might otherwise accelerate oxidation.

Yes, Micarta® is an excellent choice for hunting knives because it becomes grippier when wet. Its textured, composite construction ensures you maintain a secure hold on the knife even when your hands are covered in mud or field-dressing debris.

While specifically designed as a skinner, its 3.94-inch blade and durable construction make it a capable all-around fixed-blade tool for general camp chores, such as cutting cordage, preparing kindling, or food prep.

To keep the leather in good condition, avoid storing the knife in the sheath for long periods, as the leather can trap moisture against the carbon steel blade. Periodically treat the sheath with a leather conditioner to prevent cracking and maintain its shape.