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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: 4runr on January 08, 2007, 12:10:00 PM
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My daughter, Emma, loves to braid so I had her help me with my latest leather project. She braided most of the strap, and assisted with the lanyard for the antler "keeper".
(http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f143/4runr/Leathercraftpics001.jpg)
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Here she is modeling it for me:
(http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f143/4runr/Leathercraftpics.jpg)
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Way to go Emma! Keep up the good work!
:clapper:
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:thumbsup: Looking good 4runr. Herrs mine I added a quiver to it
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v81/graybuffalo/Huntingquiver-1.jpg)
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Very nice Jerry. I checked out your website. You've got some cool stuff on there. I really like the Plains quiver with the sheath, very well done.
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Gotta show off my little girl to the night gang.
What do you folks end up with in your possibles bag?
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Hey Kenny, Nice Work. Your daughter is precious. Congrats :thumbsup:
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Sweet on both counts, nice job Emma.
Brent
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Mine's made from an old flour sack, lined and dyed a dark brown.
I've always liked a shoulder bag/possibles bag and I've got several of them.
I carry all kinds of stuff in them, keeps my pockets from buldging. :archer:
Kenny, Emma's a talanted young lady. :clapper:
(http://www.shrewbows.com/rons_linkpics/Haversack.JPG)
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Emma did a very nice job. That's quite a daughter you have!
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Hey guys, Emma says thanks for all the nice comments.
Ron, when I showed Emma your post, she recognized you as the guy on the video who shoots a bow with his foot. That's a cool way to be remembered. I let her know how much you contribute to our traditional heritage, and when I got done explaining to her how important you were, and how much it means to me for you to post on our thread, she said," Oh so he's like the Dad of traditional bow hunting?" I smiled and said "Yep that's him".
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Nice job. Looks good.
In my bag I usually have ...
my fire starters
esential oils for cover scents (ie- pine, cedar, wintergreen)
tin of cloves (like to chew them)
compass (just in case)
some venison jerky and/or trail mix
flask (of H2O of course)
face paint
small folding saw
small prunning snips (grooming trails)
some chord
some toilet paper (blood trailing, etc)
camera
small binoculars
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Kenny, "out of the mouths of babes" :D
I'm humbled :notworthy:
"When you earn the respect of children you're doing something right"
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ttt one more time for Emma!
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Great job Kenny. Hi Emma, keep your dad inline for next time for me.
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Get that girl a muzzle loader!!!!!
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Nice bag Guys, the father daughter collaboration is all ways fun. Mine would declair that would be perfict for carrying her Barbie's then I would cave and be stuck with nothing LOL.
Kenny you gonig to G.O.R.H. this year?
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knife, water, flash light,Gerber saw, hunting lic.,camera,cattail wind checkers,face mask, gloves,food,extra tab.
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Hey Drummer, I had planned on going then found out a couple weeks ago my wife has to go to Texas that weekend, which leaves me home with the kiddos.
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Very nice 4runr. You are blessed for sure.
I would at least consider Ron LaClair an Uncle for traditional archery 8^), if not a Daddy.
Ron is the kind of feller' you want want your kids and grandkids to emulate. Soft spoken, honorable, a giver and a credit to our sport..and as a bonus, looks like a real mountain man.
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"Ron is the kind of feller' you want want your kids and grandkids to emulate. Soft spoken, honorable, a giver and a credit to our sport..and as a bonus, looks like a real mountain man."
George wasn't the famous quote something like speak softly and carry a BIG stick? Well Ron carries a LITTLE Super Shrew and speaks L..... oh, wait, my parents told me to be quiet if I wanted to be a smart xxx. ;)
Emma is very talented and her dad is lucky to have something treasured to wear made with her help. Also, I think Emma needs to put things in proper perspective.....Ron is like the GRANDFATHER of traditional archery. :biglaugh: :biglaugh: (my parents always said I was a poor listener)
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Thanks for clarifying that for me Ray :bigsmyl:
I'll make sure to pass that on to my daughter.
I do feel blessed to have her as my daughter/helper!!
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I found that blunt arrow works well for when them little boys:saywhat: start to come around :bigsmyl:
I'd say your a very lucky man to spend time with your daughter,nice possibles bag also
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Ron - can I have Ray's bunk? That top bunk is darned hot, and he won't be using his.... :bigsmyl:
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Roger, quit Hijacking Emma's thread! ;)
Emma, you keep up the awsome work helping your dad. I've got two daughters that are 7 and 5 years old and they like to shoot their bows, but haven't learned to craft things like you.
( Perhaps he'll explain to you what "going to the woodshed" means. Roger may be a little sore to type for a few days. :D )
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Hey you guys, quit trying to Hi-Jack Emmas thread. :knothead:
Never mind those guys Emma, you just keep helping your Dad make neat stuff. :thumbsup:
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Kenny & Emma, Excellent job,,, SWEET! :clapper:
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I'm sorry Emma, great job! My daughter and I braided bracelets today out of artificial sinew...and YOU gave us the idea! :goldtooth: