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Photos courtesy of Eddie Spicer/Crazy Wolf's Rendezvous Page
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R E N D E Z V O U S & E V E N T S
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This calendar of Rendezvous, Mountain Man, Muzzleloading or Reenactment related events is brought to you as a courtesy of Crazy Crow Trading Post to help keep you up-to-date on the latest happening. We will do our best to validate the accuracy of the information provided, but cannot be responsible for inaccuracies. Check with the contact names and website links of event sponsors for the latest information.
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If you don't see your Rendezvous, Mountain Man, Muzzleloading or Reenactment related event listed - use the Add Your Event form to submit it online. New events are also listed on our What's New page the day they are added.
You will receive a return email notifying you when your rendezvous, reenactment or event has been added to the Crazy Crow Trading Post Indian Rendezvous Calendar so that you may verify its accuracy.
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JANUARY 2005 MOUNTAIN MAN RENDEZVOUS
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January 7-9, 2005: Devil’s Ditch Renegades Freezeout Rendezvous
Location: ...at the DDR site, 6 miles North of Haven, KS and 3 miles East (look for the signs).
Event Detail: Firewood, water, and a heated cabin on site for evening games and libations.Primitive dress appreciated but not required (dress warmly).
Primitive and modern campsites.Range open for practice or friendly competition.
No camp fee.Come on out and help us celebrate the New Year with the first rendezvous of 2005.
Contact: Professor, phone: 316-832-1599, email rodmilne@hotmail.com
January 12-22, 2005: Alafia River Rendezvous
Location: Homeland, FL
Event Detail: A pre-1840 living history encampment presented by The Florida Frontiersmen. Participants/re-enactors set up and live in camps portraying and demonstrating life skills of various Early American cultures, i.e. British, Irish, Scottish, Spanish and Native American. At last years gathering, over 1000 lodges were set up housing well over 1600 people. Early setup starts Jan. 12 - Break down Jan. 23. See website for details.
Contact: Roger & Katy Arrowood, email: arrowlnwlf@aol.com
January 14-15, 2005: WSMA Silhouette Match
Location: Evergreen Club, Littlerock, WA
Contact: Pete Strobl, phone: 360-352-1800
January 14-17, 2005: Anasazi Mtn Men Winter Rendezvous
Location: St George, UT 84770
Event Detail: Fantastic Winter Rendezvous - Warm Days-Cool Nights - Rifle, Pistol, Smoothbore Walk Thru, Shotgun, Primitive Archery, Knife & Hawk, Kids Games etc. Dry Camp-some firewood available....
Contact: Vikki Wilde, phone: 435-673-9426, email: wilde@infowest.com
January 15-16, 2005: Mountain Man & Indian Craft Trade Show
Location: Gresham NG Armory, Gresham
Contact: Gerry & Trudy Lane, phone: 503-661-2159
January 16, 2005: Hell's Canyon Muzzleloaders Annual Turkey Shoot
Location: Near Clarkston Washington
Contact: Don Dotson, phone: 509-843-2017
January 27-30, 2005: Washington Sportsmen’s Show
Location: Puyallup Fairgrounds
Contact: Walt Christensen, phone: 206-878-4907
January 28-30, 2005: Fort Dade Mountain Man Rendezvous
Location: Withlacoochee River Park, 12449 Withlacoochee Blvd, Dade City, FL 33525
Event Detail: Booshway: Clint Hashagan; 570-752-5014. Early set-up: January 23-26. FREE to the public including camping. Sponcered by: Pasco County Parks and recreations.
Contact: Sam Scarabough, phone: 352-567-0264, email: bcwob@aol.com
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Helpful Tips
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Missouri River Patterns
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Northern Plains Capote
Traditional style capote worn by most western tribes and Mountain men. Can be made from blankets for authenticity, or heavy wool. Includes several options for fringe treatment, decorations, etc., and is easy to make.
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Hand Forged Hawk
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Early Fur Trade Tomahawk
The very finest quality throwing hawk available! Perfectly balanced, hand forged head complete with straight grain hickory handle. Very authentic.
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Camp Supplies
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Revolutionary Copper Kettle
Patterned after an original in the Museum of the Fur Trade, this unique copper kettle has a ring on the lid for lifting and iron socket handle so the lid can be used as a skillet, and an iron bail for hanging or handling the entire pot. Handmade of copper with a heavy tin lining. These kettles date from approximately 1760 on.
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