Bob Wiegan Brush and Pick Set

Photographed at the 2012 Lake Cumberland Show by Jan Riser.

Bob Weigand Hunting Pouch with Powder Horn

Photographed at the 2012 Lake Cumberland Show by Jan Riser.

Powder Measure and Loading Block by Bob Wiegand

Photographed at the 2012 Lake Cumberland Show by Jan Riser.

Handy, Dandy Accessories

The bag mold and the two-piece combination worm/ball screw are by Larry Callahan. The trekkers bag oiler is by Randy Hedden. The brass primer is by Charlie Wallingford. Bob Wiegand made the bullet board. The powder (goat) horn is from Shea's Mountain. Jim Hays forged the turnscrew and Curt Lyles made the tool and patch bag. The folder is an old original.

Copy and photo supplied by Dave Beaman.

Dave Beaman's Gear

Burning Glass and tinder tube by Jim Kempell. Tow bag by Lori Lyles. Large fire steel by Tim Ridge. Small fire kit in braintan pouch by Bill Wright, with small striker by Jim Hays. Pipe and tobacco pouch by unknown maker.

Ray Rapine bag mould with leather-wrapped handles, accompanied by two antique moulds. Forged folding ladle by unknown maker. Ball bag with turned horn spout by Bob Wiegand.

Wingbone turkey calls by unknown makers. Two-piece cow bone squirrel call with braided cord by Don Hanson. Forged antler-handled game hook by Curt Lyles. Bone whistle and cloth case by unknown maker.


Photos supplied by Dave Beaman.

Bob Wiegand Horn

Photo supplied by Bob Wiegand.

Dave Beaman's Gear

Bullet board, antler-handled short starter with button hole scabbard, and antiqued double jack chain by Bob Wiegand. Final on the adjustable powder measure by Brad Emig. Goatskin bullet bag by Tim Ridge. Braintan flint poke by Cory Joe Stewart. Goatskin patch dispenser by Curt Lyles.

Copy and photo supplied by Dave Beaman.

Bob Wiegand Horn

Photos supplied by Bob Wiegand.

Bob Wiegand Accoutrements

Photo supplied by Bob Wiegand.

Bob Wiegand Horn Containers

 

 Photos by Bob Wiegand.

Bob Wiegand Berks County Horn

A Berks county screw tip horn with 'bloodspots'. This was a not so common stained finished seen on some of these horns. It was mentioned in Madison Grants book in the chapter on stained finishes.

Photo by Bob Wiegand.

Bob Wiegand Shooting Bag and Bullet Bag

Photos by Robert Weil.