These young ones don't know it now but these are memories that they will look back on and smile that there parents were encouraging and supporting them to do this and pass it along to another generation well done kiddos.
Once again a great video!!! Thanks for highlighting the kids! Just seeing them might inspire some more kids to try or motivate us "older" folk. Keep up the awesome work, Ethan!!
Great comments on muzzleloading, and interviewing young gunsmiths, and powder horn maker. I've watching the build you did on the Hawking Gemmer, I really would like to get it but the time you put into the details is something that is holding me back. I know you said that you can put in as much time as you want into the details but, I really am the type of person that really enjoys going into the fine details. That's what makes is stand out from the ones that are slapped together and ready to shoot, and after I finish it believe me I will be using it. I already own a Black powder gun, and rifle.
Great video, really like the kids interviews. I have the pleasure of knowing Kallie and Kennedy and their parents, those girls are the real deal when it comes to building and shooting.
Awesome tour and interviews with the young'ns. You are a true ambassador to our heritage and the sport of blackpowder. Thanks for sharing this with us Ethan. With the fire bans and the woods closed down here in Washington state I still have not been able to shoot my new flintlock. It's driving me nuts but it is what it is.
loved this segment and the series on building your Traditions Hawken. keep up the good work. getting ready for the NH muzzleloader season, after being away for 20 years, need to fond local muzzleloader folks and organizations thx Jim
Some of these guns have such beautiful wood. Like these fabulous grain patterns. Is it just luck when buying a kit, do you pay extra, or certain companies sell them? They must be expensive pieces of wood?
Thank you for sharing Scott, this helps me round out where it's available. The price you are seeing is consistent with Cabelas. For some reason they are charging 10-$15 more than other retailers.
Wow that 11 year old girl’s .50 cal build was amazing! My oldest kid is 7, dad might need to step up his parenting game and buy a few kits for the little ones!! Ahaha
Manual arts training was big in the school system , boys & girl scouting , YMCA , etc. for most all of the 20th century !!! Where did it go !!! I know where , but why say anything & make a target of myself !!!
I'm new to the whole muzzleloading scene but why does Kentucky have going on because I don't hear much I hear a lot about Pennsylvania and Indiana so I'm just curious
In the hustle to get this video out, I misread Ray Antosh's name on his card as Roy, very sorry Ray!
Did anyone here go this year? I was there on Sunday afternoon, wonderful weather and lots of great craftsmanship on display. Enjoyed my day for sure.
I was at Dixon’s years ago. It was great preservation of history. Thanks for sharing. I’m glad that there are people still saving this old art form
These young ones don't know it now but these are memories that they will look back on and smile that there parents were encouraging and supporting them to do this and pass it along to another generation well done kiddos.
Once again a great video!!! Thanks for highlighting the kids! Just seeing them might inspire some more kids to try or motivate us "older" folk. Keep up the awesome work, Ethan!!
Thanks so much Paul! Great to hear from you!
Awesome!!
Great comments on muzzleloading, and interviewing young gunsmiths, and powder horn maker. I've watching the build you did on the Hawking Gemmer, I really would like to get it but the time you put into the details is something that is holding me back. I know you said that you can put in as much time as you want into the details but, I really am the type of person that really enjoys going into the fine details. That's what makes is stand out from the ones that are slapped together and ready to shoot, and after I finish it believe me I will be using it. I already own a Black powder gun, and rifle.
Excellent. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Ethan, Great video! It was an awesome show and it was awesome to meet you in person!
Awesome to meet you too Russ! I'm planning to use those #12 caps soon!!Thanks again!!
I REALLY wanted to go this year. You made me feel like I was there. Thanks for the tour Ethan.
It's a fun show Mark! Hope to see you there sometime!
@@ILoveMuzzleloading I attended this show at Dixon's in 2018 & LOVED it. I'm planning on going back again!
Great video, really like the kids interviews. I have the pleasure of knowing Kallie and Kennedy and their parents, those girls are the real deal when it comes to building and shooting.
Thanks so much for watching. They are some great kids!
I love the segment with the kids. I'll see you there next year!
Thanks Matt! They did great!
From an Aussie, I always enjoy your presentations Ethan, subscribed months ago.
Thank you so much!
Great video Ethan! I want to go next year event now lol looks like a blast!
Wonderful Alan! I love to hear that!!
Enjoyed your video. All the way from northern Idaho.
Thank you Randle! I appreciate it
That was an awesome presentation, especially liked the interview with the young ones!!
Thanks so much Stephen!
A very well done video, thank you for making it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great tour and interviews! We moved near this area recently and can’t wait to attend the next one now that I know this is here :)
Wonderful Tom! Thank you! Hope you can make it!
Awesome tour and interviews with the young'ns. You are a true ambassador to our heritage and the sport of blackpowder. Thanks for sharing this with us Ethan. With the fire bans and the woods closed down here in Washington state I still have not been able to shoot my new flintlock. It's driving me nuts but it is what it is.
Thank you Jack, you are too kind! I hope the weather turns around and you can get out with it!
You are doing a great job. Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you Stephen!
That was an excellent tour - thanks for putting it together! All the best from Virginia (great website too, BTW.)
Thank you Steel Mosquito, it was a lot of fun to attend. Happy to share the wonderful work at the show.
I've never heard of Kempton. And I live in PA. I'm going to look it and maybe go next year. Those rifles are beautiful!!! Hope it's not to far.
I hope you can make it Joshua, you'll love it.
Kids who hunt, trap & fish don't mug little old Ladies !! This is Awesome 🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸 👍👍
Thanks so much for sharing this!! The Vermonter
Thanks for watching!!
loved this segment and the series on building your Traditions Hawken.
keep up the good work.
getting ready for the
NH muzzleloader season, after being away for 20 years,
need to fond local muzzleloader folks and organizations
thx
Jim
When and where would be the next show like this?
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it
Very nice
Thanks
@@ILoveMuzzleloading you're welcome
When will you upload the 2022 CLR videos? Would love to see what was there. Thank You
Starting next week! Thanks for asking
Some of these guns have such beautiful wood. Like these fabulous grain patterns. Is it just luck when buying a kit, do you pay extra, or certain companies sell them? They must be expensive pieces of wood?
I sure love your videos. Do you know of any events in Arizona..
Has a date been set for the 2023 show?
I'm waiting on confirmation, but it's usually the 2-3rd week in August.
That dog lock rifle/smooth! Does the maker export rifles or at the very least a lock?
This is off topic but I went to Cabela's today. They had BlackHorn powder in stock. $65.00 for only 8 ounces.
I am in League City TX, BTW south of Houston. Not sure if it is that price everywhere.
Thank you for sharing Scott, this helps me round out where it's available. The price you are seeing is consistent with Cabelas. For some reason they are charging 10-$15 more than other retailers.
Wow that 11 year old girl’s .50 cal build was amazing! My oldest kid is 7, dad might need to step up his parenting game and buy a few kits for the little ones!! Ahaha
You should! I hear the Chambers Little Fella is a great one to start with. Definitely one I'm planning on for my little girl.
Ooo that sounds very cool. However I was thinking more in the price range of a midway USA hawken kit.
Cool Trigger 1:01
Manual arts training was big in the school system , boys & girl scouting , YMCA , etc. for most all of the 20th century !!! Where did it go !!! I know where , but why say anything & make a target of myself !!!
Great, now quit promoting inlines.
I'm new to the whole muzzleloading scene but why does Kentucky have going on because I don't hear much I hear a lot about Pennsylvania and Indiana so I'm just curious