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mountain men were trappers and explorers who roamed the North American Rocky Mountains from about 1810 to the early 1840s. mountain men were ethnically, socially, and religiously diverse. Most were born in Canada, the United States, or in Spanish governed Mexico territories, although some European immigrants moved west in search of financial opportunity.
Here you will find out about the mountain man of old and the mountain man of today.
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The MountainTop Trading Company
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The Mountain Top Trading Company is a family owned and operated living history retailer. We sell everything from tipi's to sewing needles, and most things in between. We also make guns, powderhorns, knives, and other items. Stop in and look around, you'll be glad you did. YMOS... Tony, Judy & Chris Roberts.
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Stone Edge
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Charlie Acuna is considered to be one of the finest knappers and bowyers working in the Native American tradition today.
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The Buck Rub Mountain Man & Frontiersman Forum
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Mountain Man and Frontiersman stuff...
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Dacotah Territory Muzzle Loaders
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Established in 1979 by four individuals who loved camping, canoeing, and black-powder rifles, the DTML is a non-profit, social organization. The club’s own rendezvous, “Sweetwater” celebrated it’s 25th year at Sweetwater Lake, Conde, SD. The club has been represented at regional and national rendezvous for over two decades.
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Hills and Hollers, My Mountain Home
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Hills and Hollers, My Mountain Home
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Thread Bare Stitichery
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Custom clothing for the Buckskinner or Reenactor. 1750s, Rev War, Regency, Civil War, Cowboy and Victorian clothing made as historically accurate as possible. Clothing for the whole family
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Willamette Long Rifles Blackpowder Club- Salem, Oregon
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A congenial group of men, women & youngsters who enjoy shooting muzzle loading guns, historical re-creation, camping & sharing their interests in the frontier skills which built America. We have a friendly, laid-back shoot each month, usually a trail-walk. (muzzle loaders only naturally).
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Mountain Man Forum
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A forum for talk ofGold Mining, Hunting, Fishing, Wilderness, and more along with misc non-forum features awaits you at the MountainManForum.
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Pack Saddle Shop
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Reenactors we got your canvas wall tents, spike tents, tack, canvas panniers etc. All your back country packing needs. Decker pack saddles, sawbuck pack saddles, pack panniers, pack equipment, pack saddle replacement items, tack, wall tents, tent frames and camp wood stoves. Our prices are significantly below retail.
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Douwana Trade
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Mountain Man Re-enactment Supplies and other Stuff.
An informational web sight contributing to the Living History of Mountain Men in the Fur Trade Era. Links to many other sites and suppliers for all your primitive needs. Pages of History and How To pages, as well as pictures of past rendezvous in Colorado.
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