I don't have any contact info on him, but did have the pleasure of meeting him last year. He was the first induction intot he Texas Knifemakers assoc. hall of fame.
He started making knives in his teens, and is now inhis 80's. He makes good user fixed blades from D-2 and some CPM steels. They are hollow ground and well put together. The finishes and styling are not in accordance with current knife fasion, but are well done.
I do the Dallas Safari Club show, and was next to the YO ranch from Mountain Home,Texas. The ranch manager and I discussed Glen's knives for a spell as Glen makes many knives for the guides on the ranch.
He spoke highly of their performance and of Glen and his wife.
Simple fact, no one stays in a cottage industry business, in the same location for 50 plus years and doesn't do it right.