Category: Cutlery

Buck Knives Offers Deer Hunting Tips

POST FALLS, ID— Hunting for deer is one of the most popular pastimes in America. Deer hunters take many routes to fill their tags ranging from prowling the Back-40, to sharing deer camps with friends and family, to solo hunts on public lands. According to one US Fish and Wildlife Survey, more than nine million hunters spent on average of two weeks or more hunting deer. If you hunt deer and fill your tag, are you prepared?

Buck Knives offers these tips if you will be hunting deer in the days and weeks ahead and if you are thinking about purchasing a new knife for your deer hunting adventure.

*Select the best possible rifle, riflescope and binoculars, ammunition and other gear you can afford—and handle well. Be certain you can tame or manage the firearm’s recoil and shoot accurately. Adjust your binoculars to your vision, and focus on other key details to get the most from your hunting gear. If you sighted in your rifle or slug gun during warm weather, check to be certain you can see through your riflescope with the correct eye relief when you add more layers of winter clothing.

*Stay aware of wind directions. Deer can see and hear well, but when they detect human odor in the faintest wind, they are on high alert. Move and hunt with the wind in your favor and remember that winds can swirl in mountainous terrain. Read more

Cutlery, Hunting

Knife Rights’ Ohio Knife Law Preemption Effective Today

Gilbert, Arizona – September 13, 2022 – Knife Rights’ Ohio Knife Law Preemption bill signed earlier this year by Gov. DeWine takes effect today. This is the culmination of years of Knife Rights’ efforts in Ohio.

Last year that resulted in the repeal of Ohio’s ban on manufacture and sale of switchblades. That bill also cleared up the vague, confusing, and too often abused, Ohio law regarding carry of any knife by defining a knife, razor or cutting instrument as a “deadly weapon” or “weapon” ONLY if it is used as a weapon. That change also allowed concealed carry of knives in the state.

Knife Law Preemption now makes those reforms applicable statewide. Numerous cities and towns in Ohio are no longer able to ban knives that are perfectly legal under Ohio’s statutes. It is a great feeling to be able to add another “green” state with which we are now finished to our map of accomplishments. Check it out at:KnifeRights.org/about/accomplishments

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Buck Knives Offers Dove Hunting Tips

POST FALLS, ID—Dove season heralds the beginning of the fall hunting seasons for many hunters across America. Dove hunts are also great times to meet family and friends for an enjoyable day outdoors.

The professionals at Buck Knives offers these tips for dove hunters:

*Scout your hunting site and search for dove travel zones, such as open corridors between tall trees, or lanes from a resting area to the field. Position yourself off to one side of these dove flight lanes when you hunt.

*Select a hunting location where you can sit with the sun at your back so you have better visibility of the sky overhead without enduring sun glare and sit slightly ahead of brush or fence lines that can help break up your outline. Read more

Cutlery, Hunting

Longtime POMA Membership Director Stepping Down

GW: You have been the consummate manager of so many events and will be missed greatly.

Pennsylvania – July 18th, 2022 – Effective July 21, 2022, Shelly Moore is leaving her position as Professional Outdoor Media Association’s (POMA) Membership Director.

Moore has been an integral part of the POMA team over the last 16 years — working diligently to nurture the membership and keep the organization aligned with its mission.

“Shelly will be missed by all and especially me. We expect to see her at future events and to stay involved as we consider her a lifelong member of the POMA family,” shares Thomas MacAulay, Executive Director of POMA.

Moore leaves her position at POMA to spend more time with her family. In honor of her commitment POMA is introducing the “Moore Award” as part of POMA’s Pinnacle awards. This award will be given in the upcoming years to recognize individuals who display an exemplary level of dedication to serving others.

“It is bittersweet to see Shelly step down — she’s been the backbone of managing relationships with our members. On the other hand, we’re excited for her and wish her all the best with the next chapter in her career,” says Michelle Scheuermann, President of POMA Board of Directors.

“It has been an honor to serve POMA and its members for the past 16 years,” shared Moore. “I will always treasure the many friendships that have been built, and I am proud to have been part of the growth of POMA. I will miss working with the members, board of directors, and POMA team, and look forward to seeing what the future holds for the organization.” Read more

Ammunition, Archery, Cutlery, Firearms, Hunting, Optics

Buck Knives Offers Free Factory Tours

POST FALLS, ID— Among the great American pastimes is driving the highways and byways to explore our scenic nation and enjoy the many sights and sounds that are uniquely American. If your summer travel plans bring you to the scenic Rocky Mountains and into Idaho, consider stopping at the Buck Knives factory in Post Falls and taking a tour.

The factory tour is free and takes approximately 45 minutes. You can see knife blades being cut, heat treated and ground, and then skillfully polished before a handle is attached and finishing touches are applied. Your tour will take you among various machines and departments with each completing a key component in manufacturing the quality knives Buck is well known for bringing to market. Maybe on the day you tour the factory, the company’s iconic Model 110 Folding Hunter—a first knife for many knife owners—will be in the manufacturing ques. The factory also has a museum that details numerous Buck Knives milestones spanning the more than 120 years the company has been hand-crafting quality cutlery. Read more

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Ozcut Broadheads’ 2Easy Sharpener Now-In-Stock

Atlanta, GA – December 15, 2021– Ozcut Broadheads, an innovative broadhead company has their newest product, Ozcut 2Easy Sharpener in-stock after releasing in October 2021.

The 2Easy Sharpener is designed for Ozcut Broadheads, but it will also work with double bevel 2, 3, and 4-blade broadheads. It features 1,000 grit diamond stones, 30-degree sharpening guide for a 2-blade broadhead, and a flat stone for 3-blade broadheads and knives. Read more

Archery, Cutlery

Knives Live 2021: A 24 Hour YouTube Marathon Benefitting Knife Rights

Gilbert, AZ –Starting at 6:00 PM Eastern on Friday, December 3rd, a 24 hour marathon is being held on YouTube to support Knife Rights.

Knife Rights Founder and Chairman Doug Ritter said, “Knife Rights is honored that all these YouTube knife community influencers have joined together to help Knife Rights. Thanks so much to all involved. Together we will continue to Rewrite Knife Law in America, forging a Sharper Future for all Americans.”

These channels will be having epic giveaways for the entire 24 hours! Culminating with a slew of Grand Prize drawings including any in-stock Doug Ritter Full-size or Mini-RSK Mk1-G2 Folder of the winner’s choice! (donated by Knifeworks) Grand Prizes to be drawn from all who donate a minimum of $10 or join Knife Rights by December 8th. Full Details on how to enter the Grand Prize Drawing at: https://kniferights.org/knives-live-2021/

Doug Ritter will be LIVE with Christine on Women Carry Knives at 2:00 PM Eastern on Saturday, Dec. 4th. Read more

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Outdoor Edge “Field to Freezer to Fire Giveaway”

DENVER — Outdoor Edge, America’s leading manufacturer of knives and tools for all things outdoors, announced the launch of its 4th Annual Field to Freezer to Fire (F2F2F) Giveaway today. Outdoor Edge has teamed up with some of the top outdoor companies to put a package together that helps hunters create a true field to table experience. The giveaway includes Hi Mtn Seasonings jerky cures, seasonings, rubs and brines, Koola Buck anti-microbial game bags, a year subscription to Hunt to Eat magazine and apparel, a Weston Products meat grinder, a Bradley Smoker and of course an Outdoor Edge RazorBone and Game Pro processing set. All combined, this “Processor’s Dream Package” has a suggested retail value exceeding $1000.

“Our goal with this annual giveaway is to provide all the tools needed for a true field to table experience, something that is important to hunters of all skill levels,” said Will Morgan, marketing director. “This is especially important this year after we have experienced supply chain disruptions and empty shelves due to the pandemic.

“This complete prize package will be ready to ship immediately to the winner so they can take advantage of the products with no delays,” said Morgan.

Entering to win is simple. Simply go to the Outdoor Edge Facebook Page and click on the promotion or Click Here. When prompted, fill in your name and email address and you are entered. One entry per person. All entries must be completed by midnight on January 15, 2022. The lucky winner will be randomly drawn and notified via email.

You have until midnight on January 15, but why wait? Be sure to check out all the great products from Outdoor Edge. There is sure to be someone on your holiday shopping list that would appreciate one of their knives and/or kits. Read more

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Michigan Governor Vetoes Bipartisan Knife Rights Act

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has vetoed our bipartisan Michigan Knife Rights Act, HB 4066, that would have enacted Knife Rights’ signature Knife Law Preemption in the state.

Strongly supported by both parties, enactment of the Michigan Knife Rights Act would have protected millions of Michiganders from harassment by police for carrying simple tools they use every day for work. Whitmer’s veto is evidence that she does not care about needless interactions between Michigan residents and law enforcement.

HB 4066 would have assured that cities and towns could not criminalize the simple possession of the tools millions of Michigan residents use every day. Factory workers, farmers, food service workers, hunters, fishermen and others will remain in danger of arrest simply for crossing a line on a map to enter a city or town whose law may differ from the law in their own town or the state’s knife laws.

Knife Rights Chairman Doug Ritter said, “we are disappointed by Governor Whitmer’s veto of this important criminal justice reform bill. The headlines we read daily just scream for exactly this type of rational, commonsense criminal justice reform, yet she is apparently tone-deaf to the pleas.”

Eight-year-old Michigan resident Remington Wilson, who testified in favor HB 4066, said, “I’m disappointed in Governor Whitmer for not understanding that responsible knife owners only want to follow the law. I wish she had helped make knife laws more simple and clear for everyone to understand. I will continue to work with Knife Rights to help our legislators understand the problems with the current laws.”

We sincerely appreciate the efforts of HB 4006 sponsor Representative Andrew Fink in getting this bill through the legislature. Rep Fink said, “I am disappointed that the governor has left law abiding citizens vulnerable to unnecessary interference from local ordinances, but I’ll keep advocating for freedom for all Michiganians as long as I’m in office.” Read more

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