I recently received the CIVIVI Timberbark knife to test, which is a knife in their hunting line. So let’s go through its attributes.
First, it came from the factory and was razor sharp. The blade has a drop point design so it is designed for skinning big game animals. You’ll need a clip-point knife to cut the pattern to start the skinning process since the CIVIVI Timberbark doesn’t have a point. But due to its drop point design, it will be good for skinning your animals, especially if you’re saving the hide as in saving a bear rug or the cape when mounting the head of your trophy buck or big bull elk.
I am on the record as taking a firmer line against Chinese fixed blades. I do not have nearly the issue with imported premium folders, as they fill a role in the marketplace that is not met by domestic manufacture for a competitive price. Chinese fixed blades, especially from companies with the production quality of WE, do not offer the same value proposition over domestic and allied sources.
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CIVIVI Timberbark Fixed Blade Knife | Review
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