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Bucksnort Longhunters 18th Century market fair
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I would love to go but promised my dad I’d help a family friend butcher a steer this weekend!
I'm planning on going Friday, never been on a Friday hopefully there will be more goodies that haven't been picked over like it can get on Saturday.
Y'all are killing me with all of these cool historic and ML-related fairs and markets way up North! I would absolutely go broke!
Texas has lots of Gun Shows, but they're 95% modern deer hunting, and the rest is jerky.
Appreciate what you got, while you got it!
Except maybe the ice and snow.
Texas has lots of Gun Shows, but they're 95% modern deer hunting, and the rest is jerky.
Appreciate what you got, while you got it!
Except maybe the ice and snow.
I'm sure there will be plenty, I've always went on a Saturday and there was a lot of goodies. Friday should be interesting.
Went today, lots of people, more than I would have thought. Lots of goodies to be had and I walked away with a lot of stuff that was on my list and prospects for other stuff that I could not find. Good people there. Saturday should be packed.
Just returned, lots of accessories and parts, not much in clothes or quality guns, but plenty of everything else
Thanks for the updates. I was wondering if anyone scored anything great today. I've mostly got clothes on my shopping list, but even if the selection is weak it sounds like a fun place just to look around. I went to Dixie Gun Works a few weeks ago and didn't need anything in particular, but still felt compelled to walk away with something even it was just more patches and balls. Tomorrow will probably be same. Hard to walk away without a few odds and ends.
There are a few cloths there, I got a shirt, someone else I know got a vest, but you have to get lucky and find the garment you want in a size you need, I wasn't looking for clothes, but that's usually when you find them, something for everyone good turn out early slowed as the day went on, happy hunting
Wife and I went yesterday as well. Nice time. Bought a set of higher sights for a Cook Bros carbine I have.
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Don
That was pretty cool. Given the crowd size, we had to make several passes just to see all the tables. You're right about the clothing. There was some, but not a lot. Came away with a couple of shirts, ammo, and odds and ends while my wife got a start on her outfit. Well worth the trip. If any of you pick up anything good at the Lake Cumberland show next week give us a show-and-tell.
You got to go around that place at least 25 times to see everything, I bounce around like I am inside a pinball machine and hittin all the bumpers. One of the shows I look forward to every year. Going to try and camp at their fall rendezvous in September as well, and might even put out the trade blanket.
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