This powder horn was made from a raw horn in a late colonial style. I scraped it down, carved and filed the spout in the traditional manner. The plain domed base plug was carved from pine and held in place with wooden pegs. I turned the stopper from a scrap piece of curly maple. [...]Read More... from Late Colonial Powder Horn

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How to Make a Powder Horn: Ok, So I made a hunters pouch/Possibles bag and I had this powder horn that was pretty nice but too long, and I was not happy with the end cap or powder drop. I also had a couple of real weathered steer horns and they are in the picture as a size co…

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Lot Detail - LANCASTER HUNTING BAG AND ENGRAVED POWDER HORN OF ULRICK SHIRK DATED 1814.

This banded NC horn is styled after the horns of Rowan Co., NC. It is 12 inches around the outside curve. Butt is maple. Spout is antle...

On this week's episode of Craftsman's corner from the NMLRA, we’re going to show you how to make a simple powder horn for your muzzleloading gear

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Learn about what gear a mountain man would carry from these primary sources. One of the most interesting things about the mountain men of the 1800s is the breadth of their explorations. It’s one thing to know the mountain men trapped in the American West, but it’s another thing to realize how far t

Southern Banded horn by Steve Skillman. Strap by Pam Skillman.