Puma PMF Tanto Blade Gift For Christmas
Saturday, December 15th, 2007
I have a cousin that has wanted to be a policeman for as long as I can remember. The notion of defending the law, getting the bad guys and getting the cool toys was an awe-inspiring profession, in his opinion. Well, his childhood dream never quite came to fruition but he still dreams about having some of the cool equipment law enforcement and rescue officers get to carry around. That’s why I’m getting him the Puma PMF Tanto Blade knife for Christmas.
I thought that I would start pointing out some quality knife products available online these days as the Fall hunting season starts to come into view. I know a lot of fisherman may have already purchased their gear for the summer but there may be some hunting enthusiasts just starting to realize that an equipment update may be in order. Look for more knife reviews in the coming weeks.
The fall hunting season is no longer a ways off. Many big and small game hunters are starting to polish up their equipment and take inventor of their hunting gear for the coming months. If you are in need of a new solid, 
Father’s Day is this Sunday, June 17 which means it’s time to think about buying a small token of appreciation to give him on his special day. My dad is difficult to shop for. He isn’t a movie buff, is only moderately interested in sports, and other than coffee mugs, he doesn’t collect anything specific. He does, however, love to be outdoors and though he likes hunting and camping and the equipment that goes along with it, he rarely buys it himself. So I have decided to get my dad a 
I’ve mentioned before that my fondest memories of fishing are of watching my dad spend the three hour fishing trip on the banks of the lake untangling and rehooking our lines, pulling hooks out of catfish for us and generally huffing and puffing under his breath in complete exasperation for the sport. As we got older, my dad got better at fixing our lines and generally, we caused these kinds of problems less and less. I do recall that my dad had a secret weapon in his back pocket for these little fishing trips – Fish Scissors.