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The Top 6 Engraved Buck Knives You Need to Celebrate National Hunting & Fishing Day

All across the nation Saturday, hunters and fishermen are putting on their gear and loading up their trucks and boats with all the necessary tools for a successful day. One small but important tool none of them forgot to pack is their favorite engraved Buck knife.

A trusty knife is any hunter or fisherman’s best tool. Whether you are a club owner looking for an employee appreciation gift, or just want to add to your personal collection, you can’t go wrong with a laser-engraved Buck, Kutmaster, or Boker knife.

To all the hunters and fishermen out there, here are our top 6 best sportsmen knives, including the famous engraved Buck knives, with a few other high-quality brands added into the mix:

Buck Folding Hunter Lockback Knife 110

Buck® Bantam BLW Camo Lockback 285CM

Kutmaster 5″ Lockback with Brass Bolsters & Stainless Blade 15-17101L

Magnum Premium Skinner 02LL163

Boker Drikas Fixed Blade 120648

Fillet Knife R200

Logo Knives of the Future Are Here Now

Boker USA® is always designing knives that are way ahead of the time. These logo knives are examples of their futuristic thinking. The Urban Trapper Tanto 01BO721 doesn’t look like a pocket knife, so it blends in with the urban style. The pocket clip is positioned so that the knife does not stick out of your pocket.

Böker Plus Urban Trapper Tanto 01BO721

The unique curve of the whole knife when open, is a new design from Chad Los Banos of the CLB Kerambit 01BO580. It has a carabiner on the end of the handle so you can carry it on a belt loop, or on your backpack. Chad is a Hawaiian police officer, so he definitely knows what features are needed in a pocket knife.

Böker Plus CLB Kerambit 01BO580

Kershaw® is another knife manufacturer that stays ahead of the curve. This Select Fire 1920 is a knife that also serves as a screwdriver, with extra bits stored in the handle.

Kershaw® Select Fire 1920

And for those who try to use their knife as a pry bar, here is a knife that you CAN use as a pry bar. It is also from Kershaw®.

Kershaw® Barge 1945

NEW Boker Company Logo Knives For 2019

These new Boker company logo knives are sure to attract attention from your customers. They will love to see your corporate logo laser engraved on them.

The Magnum Catamaran knife is just what the sailor needs, when working with the lines on his boat.

Magnum Catamaran 01sc725

The USAF Survival Knife was designed for the Air Force in the late 1940’s.

Böker Plus USAF Survival Knife 02bo155

The history buffs will love this new Boker knife made from the tooth of an Imperial Mammoth.

Boker Mammoth Tooth 110146

For the city folk who want to protect themselves in the asphalt jungle, the Urban Trapper Tanto knife is just the perfect EDC knife.

Böker Plus Urban Trapper Tanto 01BO721

Engraved Pocket Knives Worth Over $600 Each

Boker Leopard Damascus II Knife 111054dam

This is a pocket knife that encases a piece of history. But why is it worth over $600?

These Engraved Pocket Knives are made from recycled steel from the barrel of the German battle tank Leopard I. So, the material is in short supply.
They have historic value, and are cherished by collectors.
The Damascus blade is made by a time-consuming and labor-intensive process. That design is not laser engraved. It actually shows the layers that were made by forging, folding, forging, and folding again, many times.
This knife comes with a certificate of authenticity.
The aluminum handle is hardcoated 6061-T6 and has Ziracote wood insets.

This knife makes a unique retirement gift for a seasoned employee.

The Best Pocket Knife of January 2019

The best pocket knife of January ’19, according to Logo-knives.com is…….

Boker Leopard Damascus II Knife 111054dam

We chose this knife because of its value as a retirement gift. The spear blade is damascus, which is painstakingly made of many layers of steel. This steel is very special. It is recycled out of the gun barrel of the German battle tank Leopard I. It has an extreme Rockwell hardness of 65-67. Click for more information about this collector knife.