Yeah, suuuure it's a 'Buck"

[JD Mandrell]

 

[A.P.F.]

Interesting. It looks like an Emerson/Spyderco hybrid. It also looks like a 'pocket shredder', but a Buck? No way.

 

[110 Dave]

the nerve..i am at a loss for words...

 

[rich XDguys]

Made in China I bet

 

[JD Mandrell]

Made in China I bet

The "seller" is in China.

 

[WilltheBarb]

I like the background.

 

[Tin Sue]

i am at a loss for words...

 

[Joe Houser]

Wow! Yet another counterfiet! :grumpy:

 

[TAH]

Yep, it's fake. Here's a real Chinese Buck...

As you can see, they are totally different.

 

[CJ Buck]

What information can you provide on where you saw that knife and I will have our legal department do a little follow up.

thanks

 

[Joe Houser]

Yep, it's fake. Here's a real Chinese Buck...

As you can see, they are totally different.

Thats not a buck! Now THIS is a buck!!!

Shameless self promotion in progress....

 

[TAH]

Joe, I'll take your American Buck over the Chinese Buck anyday. Very nice trophy you have there! :thumbup:

 

[TAH]

Joe, BTW, what knife did you use to field dress?

 

[JD Mandrell]

What information can you provide on where you saw that knife and I will have our legal department do a little follow up.

thanks

Trying to find him, it was an Ebay seller in China.

Will PM the info' if I find him again.

EDIT:found him, PM on it's way.

 

[CJ Buck]

Thanks....got the pm and will see what we find

 

[Joe Houser]

Thanks TAH,
Here, i hope, is a picture of the knife i used. Its a factory restored lucite knife from the 1940's. I took some modern day lucite, made by the same company Hoyt bought it from way back when, and gave the knife a patriotic theme.

 

[David Martin]

Joe, Real nice Whitetail! Only one arrow left? Is that a Browning Bow? DM

 

[orca8589]

Joe - NICE buck - the deer and the knife!

Drooling over that old knife . . .

thx - cpr

 

[Joe Houser]

Bow Tech bow. I used to use a Buck bow but this one is a tad faster.
That old knife came to me without the handle. I was going to put stag on it but figured it would only be right if it ended up with lucite. I would like to think that Hoyt would be happy to know the knife is still in use.

 

[TAH]

Joe,

I should have figured you would use a very cool, special knife. Looks like a 5" Pathfinder style blade, but it's hard to tell from a photo.

Off topic: Have you ever posted photos of your old Buck collection? I don't have search capabilities, but I would love to see a few of your favorites, if not all. :thumbup:

Tom