Greetings from Wyoming!

[Berta Newton]

Greetings! I was looking online to see if any of my dad's books were out there. I still have mine. My dad was Pryor Mtn. Bill Newton. I helped him when I was in HS with Hand Forging the Muzzleloading gun lock. I hope there are lots of people out there who are carrying on the ML traditions and craft.

 

[UndeadPoet]

Welcome, and glad you are here!

 

[kelljp]

Welcome from East TN

 

[thomas]

Welcome to the forum.
Thomas

 

[MTplainsman]

Welcome from NE, Montana! I am building a Blacksmith shop right now, but am a very long way from ever forging fine gun parts!

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[Berta Newton]

Welcome from NE, Montana! I am building a Blacksmith shop right now, but am a very long way from ever forging fine gun parts!

Howdy from northwestern Wyoming! My first art teaching job as in Richey and Lambert for K-12 art!

 

[MTplainsman]

I'm about 110 miles North East of Richey. My head bumps the Sask border and if I stretch my left arm out real wide it touches the ND border. I live on the edge of Daniels County by the town of Scobey. Not sure if you ever knew anybody up this high in the corner?

 

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wekcome

 

[TDM]

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Berta Newton]

I'm about 110 miles North East of Richey. My head bumps the Sask border and if I stretch my left arm out real wide it touches the ND border. I live on the edge of Daniels County by the town of Scobey. Not sure if you ever knew anybody up this high in the corner?

Yes, a couple who were teaching in Richey I believe were from Scobey... can't remember names! I knew people from other towns in the area. I think my school kids played sports up there. I know they played Culbertson for sure. Bainville was a neat place. I was going to stay in the Richey area, But, no. My second year, the MT legislature destroyed small schools' funding and so I only had 1/2 job left in Richey. Came home to WY.

 

[Berta Newton]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

Got yer long johns out? I hear it has been chilly down there!

 

[frankie]

welcome from oklahoma

 

[oldwood]

Welcome from Pa..

 

[Gum Slough Muzzleloader]

Greetings! I was looking online to see if any of my dad's books were out there. I still have mine. My dad was Pryor Mtn. Bill Newton. I helped him when I was in HS with Hand Forging the Muzzleloading gun lock. I hope there are lots of people out there who are carrying on the ML traditions and craft.

I'm new to the forum, and I welcome you like I was welcomed. I'm glad to be here and will look into Bill Newton. I do my best to keep muzzleloading tradition alive, sons, grandsons, granddaughter etc. A wold almost forgotten. Or is it.

 

[toot]

Welcome.

 

[LSLibelo]

Welcome from California.

 

[Elzay]

Welcome from Lander Wyo! Go Pokes!!!

 

[Berta Newton]

I'm new to the forum, and I welcome you like I was welcomed. I'm glad to be here and will look into Bill Newton. I do my best to keep muzzleloading tradition alive, sons, grandsons, granddaughter etc. A wold almost forgotten. Or is it.

Thank you! I have been out of this for quite a few years. So good to see that people have kept these traditions going.

 

[BuffaloSoldier]

Welcome from SE Missouri