Woodcock Hill ???

[William McClintock]

Unfortunately Glen passed away last year. As of a couple months ago his wife and some staff were at that time continuing to run Woodcock Hill. I was last there in August so that is the date my latest info.

[Sheepherder]

_I first met Glen about 15-18 yrs. ago. He did a fitting for me & then a stock bend. When I walked into his shop office, and sat right down on the (hairy) sofa between two GSPs, I could do no wrong.
He will be missed, RIP.

[William McClintock]

Originally Posted by Hal Sheets

_I first met Glen about 15-18 yrs. ago. He did a fitting for me & then a stock bend. When I walked into his shop office, and sat right down on the (hairy) sofa between two GSPs, I could do no wrong.
He will be missed, RIP.

Glen was certainly one of the great characters of the American gun community.
Outspoken, but a good guy and his wife is a fine lady. I hope they can carry on without Glen.

[Jim McKee]

I found a copy of the Shooting Times & Country Magazine in the 1980’s thus fueling my interest in SXS shotguns. As a result contacted Glenn Baker about importing a William Ford 10b (which I still have) for waterfowling. Quickly became friends. I learned to trust his judgment on British guns of interest. Visited for a try gun fitting in the summer of 1992. He has imported several more SXS for me.
Sometimes when I called, Christa would answer and I always enjoyed her conversations.
After e-mailing a question about a waterfowling shotgun I had recently purchased from Glenn,
Christa sent me an e-mail on Sept 2 telling me that “Glenn recently passed away very peacefully in his sleep. We were going on a hunting trip the next day! I thank God that he went peacefully and without any suffering. He was feeling well we had no clue. Yesterday would have been his 80th birthday!”

I will miss him and his humor.
Jim