Nice history article. I always have liked leather garments. I have a thick soft lace up shirt made I think, of elk. It's thicker than deerskin , so I'm guessing elk. Very soft and comfy to wear. Other than the Mtn Man rondys, I've seen quality leather clothes at the authentic Celtic festivals too.

I wanted to tell you from your last weeks thread , I'm glad you like the old rifles ! I only was referring to my taste alone. There is something for everyone, so the main point is, all firearms are great in the variety offered in our wonderful free country. I did shoot an old 50 Hawkins years ago. That was fun.

Thank you for sharing today, K snow.

I hope he comes through and regains all his mobility and his mind. The Dr. should know what's best and with needing surgery to remove the clot it's probably best he stays awhile. Your friend is in my thoughts for a full recovery.

Yes Sir^^^

Truth

spot on Gritguy.. Those still involved might produce a bit more fur, but it will take a 2-3 years to draw in a large "new" crowd. And I hope it happens, we need the new blood in the organizations particularly. The good part of a fur boom would be that increase in trappers and hopefully memberships.

You nailed it Mike!!!

My wife has had both hips replaced and she made it look like a walk in the park compared to my knee replacements.
My sister has had hips and knees done and hips and way easier.

Have a great day!

Not great pic.

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Morning all

At least you don't have to worry about computer issues

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