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Buckskinning.org - Texas Association of Buckskinners

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Further Up The Trail. The 7th US Infantry. Yipper T. Haywire. Texas Association of Buckskinners. The Texas Association of Buckskinners began in the late 1970s when three friends who were interested in survivalism decided to put together a group to focus on survival skills based on the Mountain Men of the Western Fur Trade. Current president David "Bulldog" Hoffman, the nephew of one of the original founders of the club, welcomes all buckskinners and new pilgrims to attend upcoming TAB events.

Buckskinning.org - Recommended Reading

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Further Up The Trail. The 7th US Infantry. Yipper T. Haywire. Recommended Reading (and Watching). The following books have great information about getting started and getting more involved in buckskinning. Books are a great way to learn more about the hobby and get ideas for projects and crafts for the in-between times when you are off the trail. Buckskins and Black Powder - A Mountain Man's Guide to Muzzleloading. The Book of Buckskinning. George Laycock. A very good history of the mountain men....Admit...

Events | Buckskinning.org

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Buckskinning is camping with a pre-1840s twist. Whether you call yourself a living historian, experimental archeologist, or just like to spend time outside with a muzzleloader, bow and arrows, or tomahawk, you’ve come to the right place. Skip to primary content. Texas Association of Buckskinners. Women of the Fur Trade. Mountain Man and Buckskinning Events – Late Summer/Fall 2016. Comanche Peak Muzzleloaders – 2016 Fall Rendezvous. October 6-9, 2016. Fritztown Free Trappers (FFT) Fall Rendezvous.

Buckskinning.org - Comanche Peak Muzzleloaders

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Further Up The Trail. The 7th US Infantry. Yipper T. Haywire. Comanche Peak Muzzleloaders is a group of people who share a common interest of the fur trade era in the early part of America's development by learning the craft and skills of the pre-1840 time period. We gather for Rendezvous much as the mountain men did in the early 1800's to sell goods, trade, compete, meet new friends, and visit with old ones. The Ladies of CPM. Comanche Peak Muzzleloaders - Glen Rose, Texas.

Buckskinning.org - Mountain Man Skills

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Further Up The Trail. The 7th US Infantry. Yipper T. Haywire. A great article from the American Mountain Men. Another great article from the American Mountain Men. Start a fire with flint and steel. From the Texian Legacy Association. A quick tutorial from the Texas Parks and Wildlife. Load a cannon (with blanks). Information from Cannon Mania. Set-up and use a diamond shelter. Thoughts on the diamond shelter from Longshot's Rendezvous. A primer on primitive eating by Dennis Miles of Double Edge Forge.