Horn handles can come from several different types of animals. The more exotic the animal, the more expensive the knife handle. Because of their natural beauty, horn handles are often left smooth without any texturizing, making the grip slippery. The color can vary slightly, but the attractiveness remains the same! Horn handles are porous and prone to cracking as well, so it is best to keep them as dry as possible. Hunting knives are designed for skinning and cutting slices of meat. Most of them have one curved sharp edge that is good for skinning. Some have a guthook as well. Discounted pricing on fixed blade hunting knives, folding hunter knives, guthooks, and skinning knives. Check out our horn handle hunting knife selection below.
