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How to take care of your Hunting Knives

Posted by Arno Bernard · March 23, 2018

How to care for your Hunting Knives - Arno Bernard Knives

Africa is home to some of the most well-known, loved and feared wild animals in the world and each Arno Bernard Knife takes its inspiration from one of these magnificent creatures. Our knives are world class for either collector or the avid hunter and most of our customers own more than one of our knives.

IT IS SIMPLY TRUE THAT ONE ARNO BERNARD KNIFE IS NEVER ENOUGH!

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Announcing the Winners of our #arnobernardknives Facebook Photo Competition

Posted by Arno Bernard · February 26, 2018

We have selected our three WINNERS for the #arnobernardknives Facebook Photo Competition. The Competition started on Wednesday, 24th January 2018, and ended on Friday, 16^th February 2018, and every entrant needed to submit a photo or photos taken which included any model of an Arno Bernard Knife. The three winners were selected based on the photo entries with the most votes (or “Likes”).

HERE ARE THE THREE PRIZES THAT WERE UP FOR GRABS!

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Why Every 21st Century Man Needs a Good Knife

Posted by Arno Bernard · December 05, 2017

Arno Bernard Knives Wildebeest model; from top to bottom handle materials; Mammoth molar, Sheep horn, Desert ironwood, Paua shell, Giraffe bone, Warthog tusk (Professional Hunter series)

Knives are more versatile than any other tool and since almost the beginning of the world, men have been using knives for basic survival like cutting vegetation for shelter, making spears, digging up roots, dressing game, for cooking and eating, for defense and attack, and for everyday tasks from cutting rope and cutting down boxes to prying open a can and crunching a nut. We know how important a good knife is and our knives are not only magnificently beautiful but also very practical.

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Hunting Knives Blade Styles What You Need to Know

Posted by Arno Bernard · November 06, 2017

Hunting is a specialised sport, and for that, you need special tools. Firstly, when it comes to hunting knives, bigger isn’t necessarily better. It all depends on the size of the animal you wish to hunt. A big knife is useless when dressing small game, as you can easily imagine. Someone hunting deer will have a different job for their knife compared to someone hunting rabbits. A quality hunting knife should be versatile enough to do everything the average hunter needs plus a little bit more.

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