Is this price list a joke????

I called the 888 number to ask what the deal was, and it was to a doctor's office. They said that the guy listed on the site is a chiropractor in NM, and no longer in that office. She offered to give his new number. I declined, figuring that if he still has his site showing the old number, he probably doesn't sell any of the knives there anyway. Those sure are some wild ones though:eek:. If he is selling them at that price, I'm in the wrong business.:p

Mike
 
We are proud to offer a selection of Blue Mountain Turquoise Knives by New Mexico artist Danny Riccitelli. In 1998 Blade Magazine awarded master inlayer Danny Riccitelli with the Investor/Collector Knife of the Year Award.
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They would appear to be similar to the work done by Santa Fe Stoneworks.
 
Originally posted by dsvirsky
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They would appear to be similar to the work done by Santa Fe Stoneworks.
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Ahhhh, so these are stock knives with fancy turquoise handles and enlays by this other guy at Stoneworks. It says nothing about that on the page nor does it have a link for the homepage. How would someone know?

John in Boise, thanks for clearing up the mystery for me.
 
Originally posted by Medic1210
Here's a link to their knife page.. Makes much more sense. This guy really ought to have a link back to his knife page from his price list. I found the above link by just going to the main www.huntingthesouthwest.com part of the link, then clicking on Shopping icon, then Knives icon.

Mike

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Although, for my personal taste, I still see nothing that would justify prices like those for otherwise everyday Buck knives. I've been wrong before (lotsa times) , but I can't imagine too many folks springing for these knives at these prices.

John in Boise, rather spend the money on a custom with a plain handle.
 
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