As we jump into the new year, many of us begin to think what our New Year’s Resolutions will be. Can you guess what some of the top items are on people’s lists?
-Be healthier physically & mentally
-Spend more time with friends & family
-Read more
But what is missing from this list? Resolve to appreciate Buck Knives more than you did last year. Buy a few (or a lot) and have them engraved for your top employees and customers- show them you are thankful for them!
Engraved Buck Knives are a craftsman’s top choice for a pocket knife. Not only are they durable and sharp, but they are heavy-duty and lightweight.
What do you think the odds are that a monkey could also figure out how to use engraved Buck knives? They are known to be intellectual, and they have opposable thumbs, so the odds are in their favor.
Today is International Monkey Day, a day to laugh at these cute creatures, but also think: what else are they capable of?
What is the purpose of Daylight Savings? Some people claim it began to help make the summer harvest days longer for farmers. But nowadays that is not as necessary. While we will gain an hour of sleep this Sunday, the sun will start setting much earlier.
Having Buck knives engraved with your company logo may (or may not) help us all deal with the shorter, darker days ahead. Either way, your customers will appreciate them and will give your company a boost!
Some traits and skills we are fortunate enough to be naturally born with. Many people are innately good with numbers, fine arts, or public speaking.
But for those skills that we are not born with, we must train our brains to learn them. Today is National Train Your Brain Day- what will you choose to learn today?
All around the globe today people are coming together to celebrate Greenpeace Day, a day where everyone turns their attention to preserving our wonderful Mother Earth and the gifts she gives us.
Here are 3 facts on how Buck Knives help with preservation:
Customers ask me these top 5 questions about Buck.
Here are my best answers:
June is “National Great Outdoors Month” in the U.S. It was started in 1998 to draw attention to our beautiful parks.
How can you celebrate this great idea?
No matter where you go, take your Buck Knives. They can be valuable assets if you are roughing it in the woods.
March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day. What can you do to show your appreciation to those veterans who never got an enthusiastic “welcome home”?
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Buck has broken the mold of conformity, with the introduction of the Slim Select 110s series of pocket knives. Now buying engraved Buck Knives with your company logo can be a colorful experience. Many corporate logos have color in them. Now it is possible to reflect or compliment that color in the knife handle. These are made in the USA of domestic and foreign parts. They are available in Green, Tan, Grey, Orange, Red, and Black, and are a full 4 4/5″ long, closed. The blade is 3 3/4″.
Later this week is National Re-Gifting Day. It’s the Thursday before Christmas. Now’s the time to pass on that 10 year-old fruitcake that you received last year. Some gifts that are never re-gifted are Buck Knives.
Why? Who would ever part with a gift that has many uses? Opening boxes, cutting string, trimming twigs off a tree, stripping wire. Buck Knives have a universal appeal. Most of them are American Made. So, go through your storage spaces and find those gifts that would be better off in someone else’s closet. But never give up your Buck knives.