The Buffalo Trace 1765

I set up this Page to help organize the information I use to document the gear/clothing I use to portray a Market Hunter (aka "Long hunter") operating out of Fort Pitt And Kaskaskia in the 1760's. It's morphed into a catch all for anything that interests me on researching the 18th century backcountry and then trying to put into practice the information I find. This is the Buffalo Trace Part 2.

Wednesday, October 27, 2021

The Death of the Bullet board and my attention span

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  Me and Cindy sewing patches on for hunting season I Leather patch from Fort  freeland Leather wrapped ball from europe clasp knives more c...
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Saturday, October 31, 2020

Packs and a Story for Halloween

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           So early muzzleloader season has come and gone here in Penn's woods and I only have a few squirrels to show for it. The whole...
Sunday, August 9, 2020

When Painting a knapsack dont wear new clothes

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     Knapsack from Tom Wnuck collection   So keeping up with the last thing I posted on packs I decided in the middle of my fit of sewing...
Thursday, May 28, 2020

Knapsacks and no flour

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Warner packs worn in various ways Sunday, May 28th, 1775. Proceeded up the River. Saw a great many Buffaloes cross the River above...
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Friday, May 22, 2020

how to make a Buffalo hoppus on a rainy day

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     “Rained all day stayed in camp” again, So my goal for today was to go turkey hunting, look for a leatherwood bush   and then set up a...
Thursday, May 14, 2020

Hunting Shirts and Eating Opossum

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Hunting shirt image  tracks from my new buddy "Meshach" "neck knife"  watching out for me Hunting sh...
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