help me start show your kit

David,
Nice gear! :thumbsup:

 

[david50]

thanks! guys,you got a good lookin set up there to Diggler. here you go .40CAL

 

[david50]

my .32caliber outfit.

 

[rkmeyer]

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: Very nice stuff David50. Did you do the quill work? OUTSTANDING :bow:
Dusty :wink:

 

[shmrck1]

David,
VERY NICE!!
snake-eyes:hatsoff:

 

[david50]

thanks again guys. it's just embroidery work, some beads and a few squirrel tail tassels,but yes i did do it.

 

[Ghost Wind]

been offline for a bit, just catching back up on this thread, nice new stuff!! good quillwork and possibles Keep up the good work guys :thumbsup:

 

[tg]

"Pichou, absolutely awesome A lot of work went into that display, thats for sure."

Agreed....are those two bongo drums there to go with your Samuri sword? :wink:

 

[pichou]

No smoking around those bongo drums, OK? :haha:

BTW, Pigou, Andrews & Wilks were powder suppliers to the North West Company. They also made the best sporting powder of the day.

 

[tg]

This is pretty much what I would take off the wall for a single days hunt, if I planned on one night out I would take two blankets and a ground cloth if the weather is dry, I don't stay out much any more if it is going to rain. aside from what is shown would be a larger sheath knifeand a hatchet, a length of medium rope and a couple of 2'x2' chunks of patching/cleaning material and some food wrapped in clean cotton, cheese/cold sausage or ham, hard boiled eggs and some type of hard cracker or bisquit this is all carried in the shoulder bag, in the pic is stuff for ball or shot. rolled up in protective layers of cloth would be a GPS and two way radio....Dad is 79 and I don't care to loose him to the forest, I just remembered the fire starting kit which is in a small can, it is always with me.

 

[rkmeyer]

:thumbsup: Nice outfit TG and very practical.
Dusty :wink:

 

[cal.43]

from last weekend

 

[54mountain]

Here's some of my stuff.