Buckhorn Mandolins?

[G7MOF]

I looking into one of these F style mando's, and was wondering If anyone owns one and what do you think of it.
They look well built with a lot of thought gone into the design.

[Cheryl Watson]

I don't own a Buckeye but I have played one in a loud outdoor festival jam (banjo player, etc.) and it was rich and full sounding and yet cut through. I could hear myself well and one fellow remarked that I sounded even better on that mandolin than on my own mandolin. The neck was a bit skinny, even for my small hands, but playability was great. I would love to own one. I'm sure you will hear from some Buckeye owners soon.

[Astro]

I have no helpful opinion, but links are always helpful for us lurkers.

[JEStanek]

Buckhorn and Buckeye and Elkhorn are all different. The closest I got to any was watching Barry Mitterhoff play a Buckeye up close last summer. It sounded Barry good to me.

Jamie

[hogtown]

I've played one but to tell you the truth if I could I would buy one as long as it was a good price.
not saying that there not a good instrument!because they are
but i think if im going to pay a big price i would buy a diffrent mandolin just saying.
not every one likes the same thing.
there's my input hope you find what your looking for.

[mandolirius]

I have no helpful opinion, but links are always helpful for us lurkers.

You can't Google "buckhorn mandolins" on your own?

[Astro]

I was born tired and raised lazy.

Sorry, I shouldn't have butted in.