The Buffalo Trace

Friday, June 22, 2012

Instant camp: just add blanket and ground....

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 Some images showing simple camp set ups....no need for fire irons or squirrel cookers Knife i just picked up. Same sweet shape as th...
Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Robinson Crusoe had a giant Cartouche knife and Friday knew how to read...

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 1752 image   Mocs and leggings with a coat and hat "St. John's" Image   nice camp scene 18th cent. Image of Robins...
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Grandpa Simpson knew the value of a shilling...

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 Belt rig made of bark tan leather. Closure button is a sleeve button made by Ward Oles Axe and hoe made by Rick Guthrie  Random Spo...
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Spotted scarves and Blue Plush OR How to Stroll in style...

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Blue plush shot bag...I tie my lock cover and knife on the back of the strap        Shot bag and Belt rig I made for my small ...
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Friday, February 24, 2012

John Buxton hates hats....unless they have a Steelers logo

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My daughter Riley and I at Niagara...Sporting my plain boring hat...that was awesome to have in the treeless fort The weather has settled...
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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Scalplocks and Jamie Pennisi: The man, The Myth,,,The Model

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quillworker Eli Motsay, Myself and Super Model Jamie Pennisi...if he doesnt look familiar then you didnt buy a copy of Muzzleloader in the 9...
Tuesday, February 7, 2012

being wrong,The EWIC and Steve Jones's Head Scarf

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I am a firm believer of admitting when I’m wrong. Many times in this weirdness I have chased a rabbit down a hole only to find out that it ...
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Nathan Kobuck
I'm an avid student/researcher of 18th century Material culture. My main focus is the mid 18th century Ohio country frontier and the Hunters/traders that worked out of Fort Pitt
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