Hello from Idaho

[gundoc2000]

welcome from southern Idaho

gundoc

 

[Relic shooter]

Welcome from Kuna Idaho

 

[nit wit]

Welcome from Maine
Nit Wit

 

[Atticus69]

Hi Everyone--New member here. J Bigley. Retired military, been shooting ML for 50+ years. Live in E. Central ID on the Lewis and Clark Trail. --JB

Welcome! I have a little cabin outside of Grangeville. How far are you from there?

 

[Codger Craig Wilcox]

And Howdy back from west-central Ohio, land of soy beans and inedible corn crops.

You are lucky in having MLBS close to you - great folks to do business with.

 

[gundoc2000]

I'm in Twin Falls we are probably around 250 miles apart over highway 55

 

[larry58v]

Welcome, I'm from Nampa in SW Idaho. Looking for a place to shoot and or a club in my area.

 

[Eutycus]

Howdy and Welcome from Texas!

 

[Omahkapi'si]

Welcome from Alberta

 

[Relic shooter]

Welcome, I'm from Nampa in SW Idaho. Looking for a place to shoot and or a club in my area.

Hi Larry58v,
The free George Nourse Public Shooting Range is South of Nampa & is probably your best option & is where I & my son go to shoot..
As for muzleloading clubs there are 2-3 in the valley & a couple are into primitive rendezvous where they have trail shoots which are tons of fun & all are family orientated with events for kids & ladies.
Being wife & I are79 & a little on the gimpy side we don't belong or shoot with the local clubs anymore so perhaps a younger forum member will page-in & introduce you to the club options or can look them up on the internet.
**In case your interested in Gun Shows, the big Nampa show is going on this Saturday & Sunday at the Ford Idaho Center.
I plan to attend Sunday, if you decide to go & see an old guy with chin whiskers & a Trump cap pulling a small two-wheeled cart introduce yourself.
Happy trails, relic shooter

 

[deerstalkert]

welcome from a little north of ya!
we need to organize a rondy somewhere in the center of the state.

 

[oldwood]

Welcome from N.Central Pa. . We got no Lewis 'n Clark, but we do have the North Branch of the Shamokin to Kittanning trail.