The Red Knife
The old knife was one of those singular objects in life that can never be replaced, an inseparable part of what and who you are.
How to Choose the Best Knife
Looking for the best knife for you? Not only do you need to choose a knife that is well made, but also make sure that it has a functional design. If you’re an outdoorsman, then it’s highly probable that you own a different knife for every occasion. In fact, you may...
Helle: Quality Outdoor Knives Made in Norway
Helle represents the history and traditions of Norwegian knifemaking where both beauty and functionality go hand in hand. All knives are handcrafted using traditional methods and traditional materials along with some modern influences to improve the overall usability....
Fire & Iron Damascus Steel
Modern smiths keep an ancient art alive.
The Perfect Guide Knife
Owen Baker builds the perfect guide knife for the author, who is also a hunting and fishing guide.
Knife of Legends: The Bowie
To many frontiersmen, Civil War soldiers and present-day knife collectors, the Bowie was and is the ultimate knife.
Rigby’s New Pocket Knife
London gunmaker John Rigby & Co. is offering hunters the chance to upgrade their expedition kit with a knife that is as exquisite as it is hard-wearing, and combines the practicality of a folding pocket-knife with the beauty and craftsmanship associated with Rigby...
Work Sharp Systems Simplify Knife Sharpening
SPONSORED CONTENT It’s a fact that things change, and so it goes with knives—and the systems to sharpen them. Old days required a bulky stone, some oil and lots of patience coupled with a good dose of know-how. Technology, however, has come to the knife sharpening...
Ramsey Family Knives
One late autumn day in 1956, Robert Dewey Ramsey, Jr. was a young man doing what he loved to do, hunting deer in the wilderness of backwoods Tennessee. The hunt was successful that day, and Robert came back from the woods with his deer. Later, he had the animal’s head...