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    Kentucky Hunt

    By the way, before anyone gives me heck, the feeder and stand belong to the landowner that kindly let's me hunt. I liked the color and contrast, so I snapped the pic... :winking:
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    Kentucky Hunt

    Here are a few pics from my annual pilgrimage to the Ohio Country. I don't post often, but I thought you boys might enjoy these. There is nothing like walking in the footsteps of Boone, Kenton, and Wetzel in the limestone creeks and ridges of Kentucky.....
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    What's a Lefty to do?

    Also a lefty that shot right hand guns for years. Flash never bothered me as much as the cheekpiece and comb. I still shoot righty cap guns, but all my flinters are now custom lefties! After 25 years, I'll never shoot right handed flintlocks again.!!!
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    My TVM Confusion

    I have an Early Virginia that Matt made for me about 3 years ago. It is probably the best "semi" custom gun out there for the price. I love mine and am about to order another one. Matt apprenticed under Jack Garner for several years. Matt has actually improved on some of Jack's designs and...
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    L&R OR SILER LOCK ?

    Siler lock, Colerain swamped barrel, .54 cal., Tvm Early Virginia...Just my opinion, but thats the route I'd go. :winking:Goeb
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    Hawken Rifles

    I agree with Donny, probably more Hawkens were carried west after the decline of the fur trade and the rendevous years(1825-40) than during. Goeb
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    Hawken Rifles

    The Lyman is very close to the Hawken, if only they'd brown the steel.
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    Hawken Rifles

    If you are ever in Cody. the Buffalo Bill Center is a must see. When you enter the Win. Fireams wing, there are about 10-15 Hawkens arranged in a semi-circle on display. They were indeed, very beefy weapons for the most part. Goeb
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    With what?

    I killed a medium sized 8 pt. during KY's Oct, black powder season. .54 TVM Early Virginia Flinter,100gr 3f,220gr. RB, .015 tick patch. I shot him at about 50-60 yrds. from treestand. Ball passed thru both lungs, and he ran about 30 yds. Our season starts Monday. Goeb
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    Greetings from the Old Northwest Territory

    Howdy. Just found this site through a link from a traditional archery site! Been burnin' charcoal since about 1980, mostly flinters since 1985. Don't compete or reinact, but love to hunt and shoot and study the history of this great nation. I live in S.E Ohio. Goeb
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