Tracker Knife Collection: Survival, Bushcraft & Camping Blades

The Tracker Knife is one of the most versatile outdoor survival tools ever created. Designed as a do-it-all blade for the wilderness and jungle, it combines chopping power, carving precision, skinning ability, and notching features into a single knife. Built with a full tang construction and often paired with a durable leather or Kydex sheath for vertical or horizontal carry, the Tracker is ready for any environment.

Made famous by its role in The Hunted, the Tracker has become a trusted companion for bushcraft, camping, hunting, and emergency survival kits. Its razor-sharp edge handles food prep and carving, while the weighted front section makes light work of firewood processing. Paired with a fire starter, it’s a reliable tool for creating campfires and sustaining life in the wild.

Our collection includes the full range of Tracker models—from the heavy-duty Tracker #1 designed for chopping and shelter building, to the compact Tracker #3 and Tracker Scout, which are ideal for lightweight carry and precision camp tasks. We also feature modern designs like the Weyland Tracker, offering a sleeker style while staying true to the survival heritage of the blade.

Why Choose a Tracker Knife?

Unlike a standard fixed blade, the Tracker Knife has:

  • A forward-weighted edge for chopping like a hatchet.
  • A curved belly for skinning and food prep.
  • A notching section for carving traps and camp tools.
  • A strong spine that can scrape bark, strike ferro rods, and handle rough camp work.

This makes it an excellent companion for bushcraft, camping, and wilderness survival.

Real-World Performance

As an outdoorsman, I’ve used the Tracker Knife for everything from splitting kindling to skinning deer. Its chopping edge handles firewood, the curved belly is excellent for camp cooking, and the fine edge makes carving simple. While it won’t replace a dedicated axe or saw, the Tracker shines as a multi-purpose survival tool—especially when weight and gear space are limited.

Pros and Cons

Pros:


  • Combines multiple tools in one knife

  • Durable full-tang construction

  • Proven in survival situations

  • Iconic, collectible design

Cons:


  • Heavier than some bushcraft knives

  • Requires practice to master each section

  • Premium handmade models can be expensive

Tracker Knife FAQs

1. What makes the Tracker Knife unique?

Its design combines chopping, carving, skinning, and notching into one blade, making it a true all-in-one survival knife.

2. Can it replace an axe?

For light chopping and fire prep, yes. For large logs, an axe is still more efficient.

3. What’s the best Tracker for camping?

Tracker #2 or Scout—both offer great versatility without being too heavy.

4. How do you sharpen it?

Each section needs different care: coarse grit for the chopping edge, fine grit for the belly, and a rod or file for the notching area.

5. Is it good for beginners?

Yes, but it takes practice. Once you learn its sections, it becomes second nature.


Every knife in this collection is made with premium steels, ergonomic handles, and rugged finishes to ensure strength and reliability in the field. Whether you’re preparing kindling, building a camp, dressing game, or trekking into the jungle, the Tracker Knife delivers dependable performance when you need it most.