PUMA dagga boy, buffalo horn

The PUMA dagga boy is a heavy, robust, and yet elegantly designed hunting knife that is not shy of any task. Hunting knives should possess good stability. This insight has been consistently implemented in our PUMA "dagga boy." The result is a heavy hunting all-rounder with a strong flat-ground blade, whose full tang runs through the handle and is equipped with voluminous buffalo horn scales. A solid nickel silver guard serves as a hand protection. Due to these features, the "dagga boy" model is also suitable for heavier cutting tasks and does not let its owner down in any situation. Here you will also find the model with stag horn scales as the PUMA rotwildmesser.
Another highlight of this buffalo version is the beautiful laser engraving on the blade. The knives are continuously numbered. The numbers are assigned in the order of receipt of the orders. Therefore, selecting a specific number is not possible.
A brief explanation of the name of the knife: "Dagga Boy" is a term that is primarily used in the context of safaris in Africa to refer to an old, solitary male buffalo. The word "dagga" comes from Zulu and means mud, which indicates the preference of these buffaloes to spend time in muddy waters to protect themselves from insects, among other things. Dagga Boys are known for their unpredictability and can indeed be dangerous. So, a powerful name for a strong hunting knife!

Since we process natural products, optical deviations between the knife image and the originals are possible.