PUMA red deer knife, FAOS edition "Red Deer"

Franz-Albrecht zu Oettingen-Spielberg – Hunting Tradition Meets Modern Practice Franz-Albrecht zu Oettingen-Spielberg, born on September 16, 1982, in Munich, comes from the traditional noble family Oettingen-Spielberg. From a young age, he was introduced to hunting by his father – a passionate hunter and successful shooter in the discipline of Olympic Trap. He quickly developed a high level of shooting skill and hunting precision. His great passion is driven hunting, particularly for wild boar. With his exceptional shooting technique, his instinct for game, and his lived hunting ethics, he has made a name for himself across Europe. Today, he is regarded as one of the most well-known and skilled hunters in Europe, who combines tradition with modern hunting methods.
His great passion lies with the 5 main game species: red deer, fallow deer, mouflon, wild boar, and roe deer.
This model is perfect for powerful red deer hunting: a robust construction for reliable handling, yet balanced for precise cuts. Designed to work cleanly with larger game bodies. Hunting knives should possess good stability. This insight has been consistently implemented in our PUMA “rotwild.” 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 stag horn scales. A solid nickel silver guard serves as a hand protection. Due to these features, the “rotwild” model is also suitable for heavier cutting tasks and will not let its owner down in any situation.
In this extraordinary Franz-Albrecht zu Oettingen-Spielberg (FAOS) Edition, you will receive the PUMA rotwild knife with a cognac-colored leather sheath. Additionally, you will find the FAOS logo on the back of the main blade as well as an individual numbering of the knife (The knives are consecutively numbered. The numbers are assigned in the order of receipt of the orders. Therefore, selecting a specific number is not possible.).

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