Buck has recently upped the presentation of its knives significantly, and they now come in a very nice presentation box that ...

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Among both hunters and everyday users, the 110 quickly became one of the most popular knives ever, with more than 15 million units produced since its 1964 debut. In honor of that game-changing product ...

When bowhunter Bill Barcus finally tags his first buck, he faces a three-mile packout and considers leaving the antlers ...

A Mississippi teen first got a particular buck on camera two years ago and although it was a 10-point, it didn't really stand ...

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Not long ago, the hardest thing about big buck hunting was simply that mature ... immature bucks smell estrous in the air and go bombing around like bird-dog puppies trying to nail down the ...

Depending on whom you ask, buck scrapes are either whitetail hunting’s hot ticket or the biggest form of fool’s gold going. For every hunter who’s arrowed a giant buck over a scrape ...

There are a lot of tools and equipment in a kitchen, but most chefs will tell you that a good chef's knife is the most important one. However, finding a good one isn't the easiest task.

After putting eight carving knife and fork sets to the test by breaking down and slicing five whole turkeys, two boneless beef roasts, and a ham, we recommend the Messermeister Avanta 2 Piece ...

A beautifully roasted bird isn’t finished when it comes out of the oven—before anyone can dig in, it must be carved. And while a quality chef’s knife can do the trick, an electric knife can ...

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