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28 years with percussion 7 years with flintlocks

Anything besides a centerfire rifle/shotgun. I forgot to mention rimfire weapons are prohibited as well.

Missouri went to an "alternative methods season" a few years ago... it used to be muzzleloader season, but... I guess times change. For this new season you can use any weapon EXCEPT centerfire rifle/shotgun. Pistols, in-lines, air guns, flint, cap, bow, crossbow, spears, etc.

There's a club over by king city, but it's probably 90 minutes from you.

Nicely done! I run the same load through my .45. Very effective!

I left my .54 Kibler colonial loaded after late muzzleloader season for 4 months. Put a feather into the touch hole to keep out moisture, etc. Went to the range match in the spring, pulled the feather, primed and it went off without any issues. Think I might have even hit the bullseye with...

I noticed that as well. Blue striped pillow ticking. Good stuff!

.535 from a small buck at 35 yards. Dropped in his tracks.

I found out yesterday that Two Feathers is in Geisinger hospital in Danville. He fell a few days ago hasn't been doing well since. I don't know if he has computer access as I got this information from a family member. Please join me in wishing Dave a speedy and full recovery. God bless, Rodd

Nicely done!

Nicely done! That's a very impressive build.

I have several of Dave's (two feathers) knives and could NOT be happier! He does a great job and offers a quality product at a discounted price. If you're thinking about getting a knife, do it! You will not be disappointed!

I got these pics early this spring. I'll be looking for her this fall!

For .440 and smaller, I segregate by .5 gr. .530 and bigger, by 1 gr.

Either plastic cups or bowls. Anything that will keep them separated until I find the average weight on the high end.

I start weighing them and put them into the different weight categories and throw the lighter ones back into the pot.

I had trouble with consistency with Hornady. 440 balls in the past... some as high as 40% being -2 gr off average. I weigh whenever I get a chance and write on the outside of the box the Ave. weight.

Yes. .440 ball 50gr. 3f Swiss

Nicely done

Don't know exactly where in Kansas you're at, but Kaw Valley muzzleloaders put on a good shoot just outside of Frankfort, KS.