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The Sandbar Fight
Replied Sep 22
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Well Joey I'm glad your hairs growin back. Put that kid of yours on here. Hes already probably way ahead of me.
Six
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Hes defending you Morg and we are all damn proud of him. Please thank him for his service to the rest of us. As for you I think we can extend an honorable membership as a southern gentleman.
Six
More power to her and her underware. I decline to call it green thinking because of the obvious implications but Ide rather have a little solar healin to my cowboy duds than some hot ole drier shrinkin em up.
Six
I've often wondered after standing in that line and watching thousands fall to the withering field of fire, why did the words "take cover" never occur to those folks on either side.
six
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- Re enactor/Gunfighter/Stunt Coordinator
- What is your website address?
- http://lawbreakersandpeacemakersinc.com
- What are your favorite hobbies?
- Shootin, stunts, shootin, reading, horses and of course shootin folks, bar brawls drinkin whiskey and mescal. Apache German Irish mix kinda activities.
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Got a question ? I'll see if I can confuse and annoy. sixgun1873@sbcglobal.net
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The Most Sensitive Question in Reenacting
Well I'm starting to order stuff for the store. First let me thank everyone for their input on decorating the place. Of course I'm still working on the building and getting the stuff for the displays. I think the Fort is gonna loan me some stuff as well. They change theirs displays out regularly and might send me some of the old ones on a rotation. Which I greatly appreciate. But now its time to start stocking and clothes are my top priority now. The guns are already in my safe and ready to sell… Continue
Posted on July 30, 2009 at 11:32am — 17 Comments
Oklahoma Statehood 1907 and Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt's ideas on Immigrants and being an AMERICAN in 1907.
'In the first place, we should insist that if the immigrant who comes
here in good faith becomes an American and assimilates himself to us, he shall be
treated on an exact equality with everyone else, for it is an ou… Continue
Posted on May 31, 2009 at 9:00am — 2 Comments
Tales of the Crypt Script for Fort Smith, Arkanasas Friends of the Fort
The reason for this post is so non reenactors or those who wish to be a reenactor can get a glimpse of some of the finer points of participation in an historicaly correct event.The original script is below. The rewrite is below that. All meetings and changes in the project will be included as they occur
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William W. Horne
Tales 2009
Good afternoon, folks. My name is William W. Horne, but my friends just call me Billy.
I was born in Warrensburg, Mo in 1838, but I left there when I was barely grow… Continue
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William W. Horne
Tales 2009
Good afternoon, folks. My name is William W. Horne, but my friends just call me Billy.
I was born in Warrensburg, Mo in 1838, but I left there when I was barely grow… Continue
Posted on March 29, 2009 at 8:00am — 3 Comments
Use Em or Loose Em.
I aint no preacher, I aint no bell ringer, I aint no right wing extremist and I aint no sheep. Your right to own any type of firearm is in jeopardy. Call your congressman, support GOA/NRA or any other A you choose. Do it now right now or loose em. You folks from the UK need to remind us colonials of the losses you have suffered. Sometimes our news is filtered here in the U.S. I will only post one political message and that is this one and will only say it once. Comments are invited.
Posted on January 25, 2009 at 4:00pm — 10 Comments
Comment Wall (262 comments)
- At 9:49am on November 26, 2009,
Gayle said… 
- At 11:58pm on November 3, 2009,
Two-Step said… - Thanks. And I may try to look you guys up when I get that direction.
- At 9:20am on November 1, 2009,
JOHNNY RAMIREZ said… - Again, as always, I thank you for your help my friend.
Johnny
- At 6:29pm on October 31, 2009,
JOHNNY RAMIREZ said…
- Shis aash Sixgun,
Good hear from you. And yes everyone is into their Frontier or end it today. I know in my area Ginny and the crew here in Southern California finishes up tomarrow with theirs. Masa, AZ. soon starts theirs.
The Kiowa and the Kiowa Apache were allies in many battles, anmd I am sure the Kiowa was interested in hearing more than Cherokee, as they are surrounded by them and their language.
Thanks for checking on the N'ke b'ke for me. I'm not looking for the type that are for tourist, but the ones that were worn in every day life. Mine were made back in 1970 and they have more holes than a prairie dog town, and I had to retire them.
Yeah, Southern California! And when we get those earth quakes, I'm the one who looks normal then and can walk fine while everyone else has problems from the tremors.
Ka dish day shls aash,
Johnny
- At 12:03pm on October 22, 2009,
James said… - Thanks for the add 6Gun. Some mighty fine pictures you have here.
- At 5:55am on September 28, 2009,
Karen said… - Thankx!
I will tell him to email if he would like to know more information for the train place over there. He has been doing some volenteer work for the train depot and I guess they are thinking of different ways to kind of "spice" it up!
Catch you later!
Nice to hear from you again!
- At 7:22am on September 27, 2009,
Karen said…
- Hay Six!
Haven't talked to you in awhile now. I do have a question for you. I was wondering if you would know who the reenactor is that plays Bass Reeves is? This guy that I know came through the mall the other day and was wanting to know because they are thinking of using him for some type of reenacting for the train in Van Buren. Just thought that you might know.
I have had some very exciting stuff happen lately with the Dalton boys. My friend Kith over seas found Emmett Dalton's old house out in Bartlesville , OK for sale! She told a man that lives in Van Buren about it and the guy went out bought the house and plans to make a new muesum out of it in the summer of next year. She sent me some snap shots of the inside of the house.
http://picasaweb.google.com/jayamitchell0/EmmettDaltonSHouse91809#
From what I understand the house was up for sale for some time and they were thinking of demolishing it! I was so glad to see that it was standing and that it was saved.
Also, Kith is sending me a copy of the movie "Man of The Dessert" this is one of the films that Emmett was in. I think that she is going to send me a copy of Tackett's film that he made on the boys. Evidently Tackett is the one that took some of the photos that day the gang got shot down in Coffeyville he later on, after the turn of the century, bought camera equipment and started to shoot movies. I think that the film that Tackett shot upset Emmett very much and it was shown in Coffeyville after it was finished.
Just thought that I would ask you about that question and thought that you would know who that was that plays Bass Reeves and share that info. on the film and the house.
Catch you later!
Oh, I plan to go to the October event for the Frontier Day events is on the 24 and 25?
See ya!
- At 6:17pm on September 26, 2009,
Bob Wood said… - Hey Six,
There was no string so would you email me at gamblerlukeshort@yahoo.com ?
- At 8:24pm on September 24, 2009,
Bob Wood said…
- Six,
I've got a guy in Oklahoma that crafts items you may be interested in for your store. Nice thing is he may be willing to make the items and place them in your store on consignment. Check out the link below to see some of his work.
http://www.oldwestantiques.biz/page21.php
He made the walking cane, gunbelt mirror, medicine pouch and horseshoe coasters.
- At 8:08pm on September 24, 2009,
Bob Wood said…
- Howdy Six,
Yes, I would love a copy of the warrant, thank you. Regarding the poker table. If you cover it do so in tanned leather vs. felt. Of all the tables I've seen in photos, most had no covering. Those that did were done in leather. That is, if you are talking the 1870's/1880's.
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