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    Lodges/tents

    I like to start on this here forum. I am starting to refine my fur trade image, but not so much as a trapper. I am going to guess that the ol' wedge tents and wall tents would be appropriate for Rondy's.. I do like teepees, though.. I have never owned one nor have I ever set one up.. I can...
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    Back from the Hunt

    No unfortunatly, we did not get any pics. I had a camera but never took it out. I'm bad about that. I am trying to get an OTC cow tag. There are four more elk seasons coming up...
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    Back from the Hunt

    Got back Sat night from nine glorious days in the mountains. We set up our hunting camp in the Tarryall Range at about 10,000 ft. We all had buck tags and I had a bull tag. We hunted all over that range for the first two days and saw nothing, plenty of sign. Noon on the third day we were sitting...
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    Back from the Hunt

    UBB13-ML-168915-ML- Not season specific.
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    Flinters for elk

    Thurs, the 8th I will be setting up a hunting camp for muzzleloader elk and deer. I will be up for 8 to 10 days. I will be using a .54 cal flint rifle. Kat will be using a .54 percussion rifle, she drew a buck permit. We will be using modern tents, but it will be tents. I will be setting up a...
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    How many combine camping with hunting?

    We're campin' and huntin' for about 8 days in Pike natl' Forest in Colorado. Muzzleloader season here in Colorado is the second week in Sept and even at 10,000 ft from mid morning on it is shirtsleeve weather. No snow for trackin' though. But during my scout last weekend there was plenty of sign...
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    Who's Hunting Flintlock's & PRB's ?

    Yepper, only way ta hunt. Going out for elk and deer in the Tarryall Mountains with a .54 Mortimer flintlock in about 4 weeks.
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    Newbie Elk questions

    Muzzleloading elk season is coming quick here in Colorado. I pulled a bull tag in GMU 501 I also pulled a buck tag for the same unit with the additional units attached, deer and elk ML is at the same time.. Last weekend, we scouted the area and I sighted my Mortimer flintlock rifle in at 75 yds...
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    what is for supper tonite -----NO LIES--

    As I have to work tonight, tomorrow we're having grilled elk steak and peaches and cream corn on the cob..
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    Movin horses

    talk-ML-145286-ML- Non-Muzzleloading Topic
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    English Game Gun

    On the Caywood Gunmakers site, there is.
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    English Game Gun

    I have had good shooting with Caywood flinters. I just sold a Wilson. My question would be,, The Caywood English Game Gun,,, Does anyone have any thoughts about the time frame/historical accuracy of that particular piece. I like the thought of the 30 inch barrel that it comes with.
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    Mortimer Rifle

    I suppose these Pederoseli(spelling ??)rifles are like ex-wives to some men. The ex-hubby hates them but the new guy who's doin' her swears she 's good. LOL LOL LOL
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    Mortimer Rifle

    Does anyone know anything about the Mortimer Rifle, ie: time frame, cal.'s, geographics/demographics etc. Since I have been muzzleloading for almost 20 years and reenacting history 13 years or so, I have always tried to be different. So I am always attempting to find the firearms that are not...
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    Back to the jaeger question

    I kinda figured this thread would make for some interesting thoughts. And there has been very interesting replies. I do like this forum.... It was thought provoking when I read the "report" of Europeans hammering their RB's. But then again, early firearms were just that, early technology that...
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    Back to the jaeger question

    Again, "in what little research " I have done. I read that the European Jaeger shooters used a mallet to seat the roundball they were using. Correct me if I am wrong, but wouldn't that sort of make it into a conical projectile ??? I will be doing test shooting in a bit and I will try conicals...
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    Dixie Jager

    I wish to start off by asking any who are offended to forgive me. AND I truly appreciate all the knowlege and expertise that was shared. I got my DGW Jaeger kit yesterday. I like it and as far as I am concerned it is a representation of a flintlock rifle the was produced back when. Becuase...
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    Dixie Jager

    To the Ghost reply. My main question for you would be,,, "How many of your fine pieces that you shoot were made STRICTLY the way pieces were made in the 18th century"??? Most people I know don't have pieces that were made in 17 whatever. Research also indicates that due to the technology of the...
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    Dixie Jager

    I just ordered a Dixie Jaeger Rifle kit. Fits in my budget. I do not have the skill it takes to build a TOTW kit or a Pecatonica kit for that matter. My research indicates that the DGW Jaeger kit is as "PC" as any. There were many styles of Jaegers from all over that part of Europe. There are...
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    Good load

    I should have asked for amount of blackpowder for optimum load. No pyrodex.
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