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The Drycrick

Bull Cutter

$500.00

Model	Bull Cutter
Steel Type	MagnaCut Stainless Steel, Acid Etched & Stone Washed
Hardness (HRC)	63 HRC
Handle Material	Ancient Bog Oak, Trustone Turquoise Spacer, Black G10 Accents & Liners
Overall Length (OAL)	6 3/4 inches
Cutting Edge Length	3 inches
Handle Length	3 1/2 inches

The Drycrick

The Drycrick Bull Cutter is built with the same mindset I take into working cattle - no wasted motion, no weak points. Made from MagnaCut steel so it’ll stay sharp through hide, rope, or whatever else the day throws at it. Strong steel, easy maintenance, no excuses.

The handle is ancient bog oak, dark and dense, wood that’s seen more years underground than we can put a number to. It locks into your hand without flash, just solid and dependable.

Each one comes with a handmade American sheath that’s in a different league than the factory kind. Thick leather, cut and stitched to outlast the blade itself. It rides close, draws clean, and won’t quit on you.

If you're in the market for a "lose-able" throwaway blade, this ain't it. It'll stick to you like glue and last longer than a bad nickname. If you're tired of going dull, the Drycrick is the answer.

About the Steel

MagnaCut steel—tough, stainless, and American-made for this last run. The Bull Cutter is acid-etched and stonewashed, so it doesn’t blink at weather or wear. It’s the kind of steel that fights rust, shrugs off scratches, and stays sharp after hard use. This one will outlast you, plain and simple.

About the Handle

Scales are cut from ancient bog oak—oak that’s been buried in peat bogs for thousands of years, blackened and hardened by the earth itself. Dark, dense, and smooth in the hand, it’s history you can feel. No two handles carry the same grain, but every one ties you to a story older than iron.

About the Sheath

Every Bull Cutter rides in a hand-fit leather sheath. Most factory sheaths feel plastic-y, like they’d snap if you bent them. Not these. Thick leather, stitched right, meant to be used. On their own, they’re worth $120, but they come standard. Over time they shape to your hip, soften to your stride, and eventually feel like part of you.