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History, stories , folklore & tales
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. . . they could not have hurt us much where we wore as we had a fine place , and there were 14 men with me all of whom said there was no danger of the Indians firing on us.
as soon as the Bronks had passed and gone I went to the agency and found a very confused State of affairs,
there were no troops.
Sterling , the chief of police and mainstay of the agency was killed.
the Indians had cut the telegraph wire running into the agency and the chief clerk in charge of the agency was only a tenderfoot and he thought all the Indians on the reservation had gone on the warpath. there were lots of guns and ammunition at the agency and the chief clerk was giving a rifle and ammunition to every Indian Buck who wanted one. the Indians at the agency below the agency knew it was only an outbreak of the chiricahuas but they were taking all the guns and ammunition they could get .
the chief clerk kept no account of the guns and did not know to whom he had given them and very few of them did he ever get back . . .
Tom horn, government scout and interpreter
as soon as the Bronks had passed and gone I went to the agency and found a very confused State of affairs,
there were no troops.
Sterling , the chief of police and mainstay of the agency was killed.
the Indians had cut the telegraph wire running into the agency and the chief clerk in charge of the agency was only a tenderfoot and he thought all the Indians on the reservation had gone on the warpath. there were lots of guns and ammunition at the agency and the chief clerk was giving a rifle and ammunition to every Indian Buck who wanted one. the Indians at the agency below the agency knew it was only an outbreak of the chiricahuas but they were taking all the guns and ammunition they could get .
the chief clerk kept no account of the guns and did not know to whom he had given them and very few of them did he ever get back . . .
Tom horn, government scout and interpreter
Wondering if someone can direct me to this documentary ? This is the only clip of it I can locate online
Is this a fully veted story with more than one detractor ?
we al know history is not necessarily exactly what is writtrn , but this sounds a bit like u-tube stuff.
Just sayin - keep your eyes open and the mind also.
Blitz
Dang, I made some props for that movie!
Black_Feather
62 Cal.
I must ask Seth, why do you say that every time someone doesn’t agree with you or has an opinion? I don’t think he was putting you down. A differing opinion or merely input isn’t always meant to be personal. Breath. Don’t take things too personal, that’s what cevonk did and look what happened there, hope you are doing okay.
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Black_Feather
62 Cal.
Seriously?!?!? That’s too cool!
Black_Feather
62 Cal.
Watched winterhawk, good movie even for the cheesiness of its time.
WWWHHAAAAT ???
I can't find it I've gone through all my old books and magazines and just can't seem to find it
Yes, one of the war shirts. I seem to remember he got a couple other smaller items. Davey Powell was in charge of props, came to my cabin to see what I had on hand.
Well this is the appropriate thread to do so, so please tell us about yourself and the work you've done in our stories and history
Black_Feather
62 Cal.
That’s a pretty cool claim to fame so to speak. I hope something I make turns up is a movie someday.
I enjoyed it.
It just goes to show what determination and a bit of anger can do to motivate.
I do not recall the trappers name but he amputated his own leg to save his life. I believe it ws at the knee and a couple of day after a gunfight with indians in Kansas , my best recolection.
Blitz
Well, I did museum restorations and reproductions for 32 years, still dabble a bit, but arthritis and bad eyes got me out of doing a lot. Along with that movie, I did things for Son of the Morning Star, Last of the Dogmen, Geronimo, Dances with Wolves, and a few other B movies.Well this is the appropriate thread to do so, so please tell us about yourself and the work you've done in our stories and history
B for Better then movies that don't have muzzleloaders in them
this is one of the best subject sections I've seen on this forum. All good stuff.
