Lets do some looking at outfits

[Scarlet Angel]

Great photos! I enjoy looking at all of them and all of the different looks we all have.

Leo looks great on a horse, woulda looked better if we would've let them stirrups down about a foot. Maybe Leo was thinkin' he could head for the track though 

[Leo Tanner]

Oh I kept the heels clear of his flanks, but who knows...coulda been the worlds heaviest jockey.

[Texas Lawdog]

Leo, I wouldn't get my hopes up on being a jockey.

[Ottawa Creek Bill]

This was taken this afternoon after our monthly match.. It shows a new kepi (hat) that I have added three genuine eagle feathers to and some silver (you can't really see the silver on the rear side of the hat), this was a very popular hat with the Apache scouts. I've lost 55 pounds this year, when I loose another 35-40, you'll be able to see the whole chin strap.

Bill

[Wireman]

Nice pitcher dare OCB.....

How bout the "Silver" on the back? Where didja git Eagle Feathers? We have some eagles the fly the lake..... that has got to be the coolest thing to see....Eagles Fishing....

[Ottawa Creek Bill]

We make the request through our tribal council.....

Bill

[Wireman]

We make the request through our tribal council.....

Bill

Cool....

Round here ya'd git in big trouble for even having one.... even if you picked it up from the ground.

[Dr. Bob]

Wireman,

Bill is an INDIAN and therefore can possess feathers from raptors.  The rest of us get a "Go to jail" card if we have one.

[Trinity]

That's why mine is a painted turkey feather.  Don' wanna push the little luck I do have.

Looks good, OCB.  Love that rifle!

(Congrats on the weight loss.  I for one know that it isn't as easy to remove as it is to add.  Oh, and the chin strap is quite visible.)

[Texas Lawdog]

Congrats to OCB on his weight loss. I hope to see him while he's down here in the metroplex.

[Ottawa Creek Bill]

Congrats to OCB on his weight loss. I hope to see him while he's down here in the metroplex.

TL....Dave and I hope to leave on Sunday morning the 12th. We start filming on the 16th so that will give us a couple days to get acclimated to the weather and meet some of you folks down there. I don't know if I mentioned it or not, but Dave is a Indianapolis Police officer and has been growing a period correct mustache and chin whiskers for this film and boy has he been getting an eye from the folks at work! Dave is near retirement and pretty much has told them to shove it! He is really excited about being in this film.

Hey, I've got Tascosa Joe's phone number but I don't have your contact information. If you want you can email it to me.

bill@surf-ici.com

Bill

[buckskin billy]

been on this site for about a month now and just ran across this thread. looks like it kind of died out a little so maybe i can spark it back up a little. here are some pics of me and a few of my pards at  living history events

making boodan



cooking breakfast in the trapping camp(i appologize for the back ground)



me and my pard cody on a buggy ride



my tintype



beaver trapping



from left to right: cody, his boy zack(notice his blunder bus) allen and me. we are the limp bull fur company

[GunClick Rick]

I need me one of them fox tails Where bouts you all at?

[Delmonico]

Buckskin, nice pictures, I've got some more I need to get up of me and friends.  Need time when I'm home because my work computor don't have a program to do B&W or sepia and I like to look at them in all. 

[Wild Billy Potts]

Buckskin, I like that tintype. You look like a Missourah bushwacker.

I wish I had the tintype of my GGGrandfather (the real Wild Billy Potts) in Texas in the 1870s. Y'all would get a big kick outta it.

[Doc Cuervo]

Del.......I think Custers baldness was accelerated quite a bit at Little Big Horn

Bill

The savages did not scalp nor partake in their standard practice of mutilation of Custer. Some say it was because he had a relationship with an indian woman and was considered a relative by many of them. The only mutilation was, his eardrums were pearced, supposedly so he could hear better in the afterlife.

[Doc Cuervo]

[quote
Finally, Sgt. E-5 Bill Proctor, Vietnam 1966. I thought I'd throw this one in for fun. This was taken seven months before I got wounded


[/quote]
Glad you made it back . 66 the year I enlisted.

[Doc Cuervo]

Glad you like it, bit I have to admit that I have fudged the jacket I am wearing. It is a custom made copy of the Charlie Prince jacket from the latest 3.10 to Yuma. It is leather and is a great jacket but not exactly authentic. 

I do have a nice wool Frock Coat that I wear as well.

Where did you get that great lookin hat?

[GopherG]

Here is a link to a great place to find alot of information on fabrics, pattern and sewing. Mostly for the Civil War period but still usefull. http://thesewingacademy.org   Happy sewing

[James Hunt]

A little bit B-cowboy:


Definitely B-cowboy, look at that stampede string!!!


The real deal: