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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Gage d’ Amour
I made a new Gage d’ Amour for my pipe and tobacco. I used some scraps of brain tanned leather and sewed it with a cotton thread. I am going to leave it plain for now and may add some … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Clothing and Equipment
Tagged flintlock, Gage de Amour, Mountain Man, mountain men, pipes, shooting, tobacco, vent pick
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A Gift From Robert Campbell
I recently received a new rifle from Robert Campbell as a token of appreciation for saving his life. You see, back in the spring of 1829, I lost mine while rescuing him from the Blackfeet. We were at a place … Continue reading
A Tough Target
At the Western Territorials in Kansas they presented a couple of tough targets: I have recreated the targets from the feathers I shot. Distance was about 15 yards. Cut the two feathers where they cross and cut the single feather … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Shooting
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Solo Camp
Requirement #3 states “Must have spent an accumulative time of two or more weeks in the wilderness under primitive conditions in the company of no more than one other member. Each stay must be at least three full days and … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Historical Clothing and Equipment
Tagged AMM, camping, snow, solo camp, wilderness
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