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hoochiepapa
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Good lookin'! Does that turkey call work? I never got around to making mine.
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Lookin good :applause:
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Nice looking kit. Very period looking...Great Job.
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There's always "long pig" (tastes like chicken). :rotf:
Nice gear. :hatsoff:
hanshi
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Neat stuff; that horn and bag are great.
very nice kit :hatsoff:
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Very nice! The horn fits your persona... :wink:
You do excellent work. You should show others your acorn plugs.
You do excellent work. You should show others your acorn plugs.
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Is that horn made from two different horns ? It is very cool I have never seen one done quite like that. What time frame would it portray?
Very nice outfit, I really like the "smallish" bag, I found that going to a smaller bag was about the opnly way to keep things down to what I really "needed"... again, very nice gear can you cut pathces at the muzzle with the flint blade? I had one that would but it was not as practical/fast as a metal blade so I gave it to a friend who does a NA impression.
thanks again guys!
Fisher yes, that is a "repair" horn so the tip is a second horn applied over the body of another. in all reality the time frame for that paricular type is wide open. horns break and get repaired, and used til they can't get used no more! this is more of a "backwoods homespun" type, and I usuially do F&I so lets say thats the time period! :wink:
tg, I actually don't use it for patches! I carried that one simply because I like to keep a spare flint and steel just in case, less likely to lose it if its on my person. :wink: I have since gifted that to a friend, so it is no longer in my kit!
Fisher yes, that is a "repair" horn so the tip is a second horn applied over the body of another. in all reality the time frame for that paricular type is wide open. horns break and get repaired, and used til they can't get used no more! this is more of a "backwoods homespun" type, and I usuially do F&I so lets say thats the time period! :wink:
tg, I actually don't use it for patches! I carried that one simply because I like to keep a spare flint and steel just in case, less likely to lose it if its on my person. :wink: I have since gifted that to a friend, so it is no longer in my kit!
Gus, that's one of the most fascinating horns I have seen. Wonderful job! Love the bag, too. You're an artist, sir.
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