Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Introducing The Quickhatch Trapper. This knife makes me think of the 18th century woodsman heading out in the woods for a season of trapping. It is a hefty blade with perfect balance and a handle that just slides into your hand and wants to stay. In the theme of trapping, here we craft an improvised smoker and slow cook a shoulder roast.
Depending on scale material and other options, the cost of this knife is about $150. Check the link below for more information.
quickhatchknives.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
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The next Gauntlet Reviewer to highlight this knife will be: youtube.com/user/SimonsDiscoveries
Check out thegauntlet.tv for the previous reviews of this blade as well as future ones.
For a sneak peak of upcoming projects:
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Introducing The Quickhatch Trapper. This knife makes me think of the 18th century woodsman heading out in the woods for a season of trapping. It is a hefty blade with perfect balance and a handle that just slides into your hand and wants to stay. In the theme of trapping, here we craft an improvised smoker and slow cook a shoulder roast.
Depending on scale material and other options, the cost of this knife is about $150. Check the link below for more information.
quickhatchknives.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
Subscribe: tinyurl.com/feralwoodcraft
The next Gauntlet Reviewer to highlight this knife will be: youtube.com/user/SimonsDiscoveries
Check out thegauntlet.tv for the previous reviews of this blade as well as future ones.
For a sneak peak of upcoming projects:
Instagram: instagram.com/feral_woodcraft
Twitter: twitter.com/feralwoodcraft










