INDEX OF ARTICLES 2006

BOOK REVIEWS

The Blanket: An Illustrated History of the Hudson's Bay Point Blanket — Mike Nesbitt, Mar/Apr, page 80.

A Chronology of the American Fur Trade, Volume 1 and 2 —Bill Scurlock, Nov/Dec, page 78.

In the Image of A. J. Miller —Bill Scurlock, Nov/Dec, page 78.

Longrifle Artices, Published in Muzzle Blasts 1965-2001, Volume 1 and 2 — Peter A. Alexander, Jan/Feb, page 80.

A True Ranger: The Life and Many Wars of Major Robert Rogers — Tim J. Todish, Jan/Feb, page 75.

Nothing but Blood and Slaughter — Bill Scurlock, Mar/Apr, page 80.

Rangers and Redcoats on the Hudson — Tim J. Todish, May/June, page 80.

White Devil: An Epic Story of Revenge from the Savage War That Inspired the Last of the Mohicans — Tim J. Todish, Jan/Feb, page 74.

Billy Blackfeet in the Rockies —Ronald Kil, Nov/Dec, page 67.

An Exchange of Letters— Lyle Hegsted, "The Voyage: Around the Horn to the Sandwich Islands" Jan/Feb, page 52; "Into the Mountains," Mar/Apr, page 55; "Rendezvous on the Popo Agie," May/June, page 51; "From the Moutains to St. Louis," July/Aug, page 67.

GUNS & GUNSMITHING

The Gunsmith of Grenville County — Peter A. Alexander, "A Visit with the 'Welsh Elf,'" Jan/Feb, page 23; "New Projects and Techniques," July/Aug, page 47.

Cache of the Hollow Tree — Tony Hunter, "The Webfoot Soldiers: Part Two," Jan/Feb, page 31; "Part Three," Mar/Apr, page 27; "Part Four," May/June, page 25; "The French Found New Orleans and St. Louis," July/Aug, page 27; "The French Found New Orleans and St. Louis: Part Two," Sept/Oct, page 27; "The Struggle for Florida, Part One," Nov/Dec, page 27.

The Class of '06 —Alex Miller, "Part One," Sept/Oct, page 50; "Part Two," Nov/Dec, page 49.

The Death of Abel Sherman — Curt Schmidt, May/June, page 73.

Eastern Frontiersmen in the Far West — Tim Tanner, May/June, page 67.

Eyewitness to History — Jim Crutchfield, "Indian Warfare on the Tennessee Frontier," Jan/Feb, page 39; "Benedict Arnold," Mar/Apr, page 43; "Strange People in a Foreign Land," May/June, page 43; "The Destruction of the Sultana," July/Aug, page 44; "The Treaty of Hopewell," Sept/Oct, page 47; "The Battle for Vicksburg," Nov/Dec, page 47.

Fire-Shaping the New World Forests by Native Americans — Fred Stutzenberger, Nov/Dec, page 55.

John Rutherford's Indian Captivity — Tim J. Todish, May/June, page 60.

Luke Swetland: Seneca Captive during the Revolution —Jody Fraser, Sept/Oct, page 61.

Mariano Medina: Mexican Mountain Man — Ronald Kil, Jan/Feb, page 63.

The Remarkable Saga of the Full-Time Hunters —Bob Holden, Sept/Oct, page 73.

Western Backtracks — Ronald Kil, "'Medicine Bill' Comstock," May/June, page 46; "California Joe," July/Aug, page 57; "Hugh Monroe, Rising Wolf of the Blackfeet," Sept/Oct, page 43; "Speaking of Buffalo," Nov/Dec, page 43.

HOW-TO

Charles Larpenteur's Saddlebags —Alex Miller, Sept/Oct, page 67.

Snowshoes and Duffle Socks — Scott Walker, Mar/Apr, page 46.

HUNTING & SHOOTING

The 200-Yard Offhand, $100.00 Match — Roger Fisher, page 69.

Gripe Not toward an Ill Wind —Terry Eddings, Sept/Oct, page 80.

On the Game Trail — "Trap-Line Deer," Don Lawrence, Jan/Feb, page 42; "The Old-Fashioned Way: A Spiritual Odyssey," Mark Gochnour, Mar/Apr, page 39; "Ol' Bullthrower," Les Miller, May/June, page 39; "Two for Two and Three for Three," John W. Hayes, July/Aug, page 61; "Red's Last Hunt," Steve Donker, Sept/Oct, page 39; "Dead-On for Coyote," Mike Nesbitt, Nov/Dec, page 39.

Shooting the Bull — Mike Nesbitt, "Let's Not Get Too Technical," Jan/Feb, page 19; "Guns & Canoes," Mar/Apr, page 21; "Practice for the Eyes," May/June, page 19; "Notes about Dry-Firing," July/Aug, page 21; "Shooting Prone and from a Bench Rest," Sept/Oct, page 21; "Let's Have a Turkey Shoot," Nov/Dec, page 21.

1st Annual Sandy Britches Rendezvous —Steven M. Cole, Sept/Oct, page 59.

The Far West — Rex Allen Norman, "Razors & Shaving," Mar/Apr, page 33; "A Few Good Heresies, or the Trouble with Rendezvous," May/June, page 33; "The Trappers' Southwest: Part One," July/Aug, page 33; "The Trappers' Southwest: Part Two," Sept/Oct, page 33; "Whiskey!" Nov/Dec, page 33.

Following in Their Footsteps — Mike Blumenstein, Jan/Feb, page 56.

Iron Vessels for Reenactment Cooking — Ed Kennedy, Nov/Dec, page 71.

The Living Historian — Jack C. MacKenzie, Mar/Apr, page 69.

A Pilgrim's Journey — Mark A. Baker, "Shooting Quickly While on the Run," Jan/Feb, page 9; "The Culture of a Rifle," Mar/Apr, page 11; "Four Days of Real Living," May/June, page 9; "Four Days of Real Living: It Only Happens with Experience," July/Aug, page 11; "Four Days of Real Living: Seeking a Peaceful Repose," Sept/Oct, page 11; "Four Days of Real Living: Tested in Voluntary Exile," Nov/Dec, page 11.

Sugar Camp — Kai Moesle, Mar/Apr, page 51.

Artistry in Wood — Mike Nesbitt, May/June, page 56.

A Decade of Excellence: 1996-2006, Celebrating the Art, Arms & Accoutrements of the Members of the Contemporary Longrifle Association — Lee Larkin, July/Aug, page 39.

Living the Persona: Still Going Strong — George Larrabee, Nov/Dec, page 60.

A Reenactor's View: Filming of The War That Made America — Evan Lattimer, Jan/Feb, page 44.

A Tale of Three Horns —Richard S. Toone, Sept/Oct, page 55.

Walt Disney's Davy Crockett — William R. Chemerka, Mar/Apr, page 62.