Whether you’re braving the jungle or the hunting trail, Bushmaster Knives have you covered with premium handles and razor-sharp blades. Our Bushmaster Collectors Kit is filled with a variety of styles of knives that give you an array of bushcrafting tools to take out with you. The compact and rugged Ulu Bushcraft Knife can handle cutting up a rack of ribs or wild game, making it a great addition to your kitchen or campsite. It has a 5 1/2” 1095 high carbon steel, curved blade with a rough-forged finish along the double tang and the handle scales are crafted of hardwood, secured with brass pins. Hardness and durability are the hallmarks of the richly veined zebra wood used to craft the handle scales of the Bushcraft Explorer Fixed Blade. Combine the incredibly strong zebra wood with a 4 3/8” 1095 high carbon steel blade that’s razor sharp and you have a knife you will use for every situation. When you need chopping power, pull-out the Butcher Bowie Knife, which is more than capable of handling any chopping task that comes up when you’re out in the wild. The knife has a full-tang, 8 1/4” 1095 high carbon steel clip point blade with a rough-forged, finish along the spine and the handle scales are of hardwood. For those smaller tasks that you encounter when you’re out, the Marajó Bushraft Knife is one of the smallest and yet so capable bushcraft fixed blade that you’ll ever see. It has a beefy full-tang, 2 3/8” 1095 high carbon steel blade with a gray, hard coating along the top three-quarters of it and the handle scales are crafted of solid hardwood. It has more power packed into its 6 3/8” overall length that knives that are twice its size. The Bushcraft Explorer Pocket Knife also has the hard and durable zebra wood as the material for its handle scales, assuring that you will never have to worry about its reliability. It has a 3 3/8” S35V steel blade, which can easily be deployed using the thumbstud to access its ball-bearing opening. Each of the fixed blade k
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