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    Rendezvous in Albany Ga.

    It was moved due to Alafia.
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    Rendezvous in Albany Ga.

    Well, it looks like the rondvoo at Chehaw in Albany, Ga. is the 1st weekend in January. Just found out. :headslap: The 6, 7 and 8th. Kinda messed my plans but I'll be there.
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    Rendezvous in Albany Ga.

    2nd week of January.
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    Rendezvous in Albany Ga.

    A little shooting and the trade blanket at Chehaw.
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    Rendezvous in Albany Ga.

    the 2nd week of January at the Chehaw Park. Good times.
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    sassafras

    Sassafras leaves are important ingredient for gumbo. Filé powder Filé powder, also called gumbo filé, is a spicy herb made from the dried and ground leaves of the North American sassafras tree. Filé powder is used in Louisiana Creole cuisine in the making of some types of gumbo, a thick...
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    brain tanned leggings

    The next thing I make will be leggings. The shirt I made, I used lacing which seemed much easier than sewing. Comments?
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    Chehaw Frontier Festival

    Chehaw Frontier Festival at Albany, Ga.
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    Corn on the Cob PC?

    G)irls R)aised I)n T)he S)outh.
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    Egg taning deer hides

    I use deer or pork brains for tanning. No problem. You must work the hide to make them soft. No short cuts. Takes about 3-4 hours. I use a cable, a pumice stone and lots of "elbow grease" to make them soft. Best done in cool weather. Then smoke them to keep them soft. Another item other than...
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    Question about frozen hides

    I've had several un-fleshed hides frozen for at least 2 years. Then I thawed them out, fleshed them and refroze till I had time to grain them. Thawed them out, grain them, then back into the freezer they went. Later, I defrosted 2, brained both of them, then put one back into the freezer. The...
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    Any Georgia shoots

    or better, any North Georgia shoots. I'm old but a newbie to flintlock shooting. Not new to shooting in general.
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    Catfish stew

    No liquid. It makes it's own.
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    Catfish stew

    Catfish Stew Method one: Cooked in a camp dutch oven outside using charcoal. Method two: A Regular dutch oven with a lid placed in an oven. Ingredients depend on the size of the oven. A 10 inch oven would require about 3 onions and 3 potatoes and about six catfish fillets. Use several...
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    salt pork?

    I'm not sure about using anything plastic. The Koreans had a problem pickling their cabbage using plastic containers rather than an earthern urn. I made a wooden box about 3'x 5'x 1&1/2'. It worked just fine. The meat should be placed on a layer of salt and then covered with salt. No piece of...
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    Tell me about powder horns

    Thanks to all. I appreciate it. I'm considering in making one. Things made by oneself are much more fun to use. I'm getting a late start on pre 1840 stuff but enjoying trying. I did make a buckskin shirt, including shooting some of the deer and brain tanning all the hides.
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    Tell me about powder horns

    How do you fill them? It appears that most must filled from the small end. Is the plug threaded whereas a larger opening is available. Pardon my lack of knowledge.
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    Possible bag

    thanks for all the suggestions. Maybe making a shooting bag from the thicker neck or butt of a hide might work best. If I do, I'll post a picture but I'm might slow on completing a project. My shirt was a year long project-kinda hard to make that first cut. :grin:
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    Possible bag

    I guess, "regular leather" would be, I think, vegetable tanned" My "bag" would be for only the essentials for shooting my flint lock.
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    Possible bag

    I'm thinking about making one and wondering should I make it out of brain tanned deer or go find some regular leather? The deer leather is real soft maybe not stiff enough. Or is that a concern. I have plenty of the deer leather.
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