17th Annual Gunmaker's Fair at Dixon's in July of 1999
The world famous TMMH Log! 80 grains of 3fg with a patched, .530 ball put a hole clear through this 8" thick, hardwood log at 50 yards
Sittin' up on the Hill
Hey! There were women too!
Me and one of the "Soap Ladies". These ladies make lye soap, like the totally unscented "hunter's soap" I use before a bear hunt. Wanna buy some? Lemme give 'em a plug. You can order this kettle made soap here: Buy some!
Blended Blessings
49 Pemberton Ave.
Ocean Port, N.J. 07757
732-542-1816
aromasoap@juno.com
This would be my persona if I had one
Another well developed persona, no?
Lookin' Fer a Perfec' Horn!
Tennessee Valley Manufacturing's Tent. GREAT values were found here, and everyone at the fair knew it.
Bill Knight (right), Brian Allen (center) and Peter Alexander (left).
Bill White (left) and Dennis/Ky (right)
None other than Chuck Dixon himself. Chuck has done far more than his fair share to keep the sport of muzzleloading alive.
