Athabascan style gun case
March 16, 2024
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Since I got a Kibler long rifle, I decided to make a case for it. The rifle suffers a lot on reenacting camps and a
Since I got a Kibler long rifle, I decided to make a case for it. The rifle suffers a lot on reenacting camps and a
Brain tanning is an ancient, traditional and natural method of processing hides and pelts. It was known not only to the Native American peoples of
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The Plains Indians were very fond of the woollen cloth supplied by the white traders, skilfully making clothing and every other conceivable article from it. The white,
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