Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 08:31 PM
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chas3457
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Haven't been there, but everyone I talked to that has, said it was great. Lot of history on display there.
Charlie
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Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 08:48 PM
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Gary Benson
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I went to the Jim Bridger museum in Pinedale Wyoming and was highly disappointed as everything there was a reproduction, including traps, and the Jim Bridger rifle, was "like" the rifle Jim Bridger had. I drove past the one at Chadron 22 times last summer and never stopped yet.
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Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 08:59 PM
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Drove right by it on a turkey hunting trip with my boys and did not stop. Did not have time but I wish I had taken a few minutes at least. If I get close again, I am stopping to check it out.
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Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 09:35 PM
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Drove right by it on a turkey hunting trip with my boys and did not stop. Did not have time but I wish I had taken a few minutes at least. If I get close again, I am stopping to check it out. You hunt turkeys????!!
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Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 11:29 PM
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Totally worth it.
Period correct firearms, keel boats, traps, blankets etc.
If you’re that close you definitely need to stop.
Eric
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Re: trappers museum
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04/30/18 11:35 PM
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Totally worth it.
Period correct firearms, keel boats, traps, blankets etc.
If you’re that close you definitely need to stop.
Eric X2!
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Re: trappers museum
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05/01/18 09:27 AM
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Aix sponsa
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Definitely worth the visit. I was there about 12 years ago and it was very interesting. They have done several upgrades and renovations since then.
You will be glad you stopped. Have you ever been to Tom Parr's museum in Ohio, and, if so, what'd you think? He has quite a collection!
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Re: trappers museum
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05/01/18 12:29 PM
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I guess I am the only person disappointed in it then.
I was hoping to see a bunch of old antique traps. Maybe even some hand forged traps. Honestly I would wager a bet that they have less than a dozen traps on display and most of them are not that old.
The interesting or best part of the museum is all of the trade guns. Wow, they have quite a collection and good descriptions.
I would think it would be difficult for a family to spend much more than a hour there. Fort Robinson down the road to the west has a lot more to see and do. A family could spend a day or two there depending on what is going on.
Gun Nut Go to Tom Parrs museum. Hundreds of old traps there. That gigantic long spring trap lives on Mr tom’s property. That’s mr Tom in the picture. Awesome place and man
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