Hash Knife

[TexasBob]

Anyone use one? Watching Kent Rollins and it looks like a useful tool but not sure how much I would really use it. I also have a knife acquisition problem.

[dclifton]

I have yet to really see the benefit other than it just being one tool you can kind of chop and spatula with. I have pondered the same watching some of his videos.

[Jason Fry]

Incidentally, the land where Abilene Christian University sits was originally a ranch called the Hash Knife, if I recall.

[wytex]

How is it different than an Ulu, the handle?

[tvc184]

How is it different than an Ulu, the handle?

It’s not.

[Dale Moser]

It looks like the kind of thing you’d have to go out of your way to learn to use, just to say how easy it is to use.


I think you need at least two…


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[Abcdj]

Incidentally, the land where Abilene Christian University sits was originally a ranch called the Hash Knife, if I recall.

I grew up in Abilene. My dad still lives there.. Never heard that but interesting. There is a big spread north of Albany called The Hash Knife. Looks like a axe blade with a kettle handle.

[TexasBob]

It looks like the kind of thing you’d have to go out of your way to learn to use, just to say how easy it is to use.


I think you need at least two…


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Close the thread, this seems to be the best explanation going.

[7sdad]

They are great for fletching hides.

[talltexasshoote]

My grandpa used to use one to skin elk. He could skin an entire elk in the time I could do the front legs. Definitely have to watch the fingers on the other hand. Good ones are exceptionally sharp.

[Fishndude]

I’m on two different blood thinners. Hell no to the no!

[BBBGP]

Looks like some cowboy ninja BS.

[Bowhica]

I bought one while on an Alaskan cruise. In case I ever need to skin a seal or gut a salmon. Its been on a shelf in my office for 7 years and there it will stay.

[Bayouboy]

I use mine for slicing pizza and chopping veggies.