With a modified handle designed to fit in smaller hands, and a finger guard for a safer grip, Buck has provided just the knife Haley trusts to serve her hunting needs.
BUCK KNIVES. Inventiveness is a family legacy. ISD is the official importer of Buck Knives for Bulgaria. A young Kansas apprentice blacksmith named Hoyt Buck was looking for a better way to temper steel so that it would maintain a sharp edge for longer. His unique approach led to the creation of the first Buck knife in 1902. Hoyt crafted each knife by hand, using worn-out blades as raw material. His skilled craftsmanship was highly valued during World War II. Hoyt's eldest son, Al, moved from the Pacific Northwest to San Diego, California. Hoyt and his wife Daisy joined their son Al and his young family, and in 1945, they opened a shop called "H.N. Buck & Son." After his father's death, Al continued the handcrafting of knives and the business until the founding of the "BUCK Knives Inc." corporation in 1961. Over time, Al introduced his son Chuck to the knife business from a young age. When Chuck grew up, he and his wife Lori took part in the company’s establishment. In 1964, they introduced the revolutionary 110 Folding Hunter model, which made "Buck Knives" a leader in the field. Chuck led the company for many years before passing the reins to his son CJ in 1999. Chuck remained active as Chairman of the Board until his death in 2015. His legacy continues to this day.
When collaborating with Haley regarding a line of female specific hunting knives, she revealed her favorite hunting knives are Buck's ErgoHunters, in which she’d like to see that line redesigned for the female touch. With a modified handle designed to fit in smaller hands, and a finger guard for a safer grip, Buck has provided just the knife Haley trusts to serve her hunting needs. For even more control, these knives have a machined checkering all-weather grip on the colorful handles for a secure grip. The Ergo's have a smooth, one-hand opening and are locked open with a sturdy liner lock.
The evolution of the female hunter has created an opportunity for products that target improving the performance and experience for female hunters. More woman than men took up hunting in the United States in 2009, according to figures from the National Sporting Good Association's 2010 Shooting Sports Participation report. In the hunting industry, Haley Heath has been labeled as a top hunter in the industry. As a 5th generation hunter, Haley is now the host of the popular program Family Traditions with Haley Heath on the Sportsman Channel. She has been the Outdoor Channel's first woman to receive the "Viewer Favorite" Award. Haley epitomizes today's generation of hunters and how a growing number of women are participating in passing down family traditions in powerful ways such as hunting.
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