Longhunter Clothing with Mark Baker | American Pioneer Video Clips

In this Longhunter Series clip, Mark Baker discusses some of the clothing of the 18th century longhunter or woodsman. This clip is taken from Longhunter 1, Disc 1. The full clothing section is more than twice as long and is only available on DVD.
Volume One discusses clothing, making center seam moccasins, oil cloth, accouterments, rifle cleaning, firearms, walnut dye, paper cartridges & various skills used by hunters on the eastern frontier during the 18th century. Flint knapping demo by William White.
Volume Two demonstrates more aspects of frontier life such as fire starting with flint & steel, open fire cooking, parching corn, bedroll, jerky, Johnny cake, hot chocolate, casting ball, quick bread & a segment with Paul Dinsmore showing how to brain tan a deerskin.
Volume Three Mark makes shoe packs for cold weather, turkey calls, cooking fish & fowl, roasting coffee beans, brewing coffee, tea, food sacks, shelters & cow knees. Mike Alton demonstrates a match coat & James Moore shows how to make a turkey call.
Volume Four includes food items in the settlements, preparing trail rations, belt axes, leggings, campsites & famous one-blanket tricks and more.
Volume Five The saga continues with Mark Baker bringing to life the frontier experience. Educational and entertaining with demonstrations in camp life, open fire cooking, speed loading and water crossings. Special features include Wallace Gusler on hunting shirts and Charlie Brown bark tanning deerskin. Join with Second Company heading into the woods. Many projects and demonstrations captured on this three hour long double disc DVD.
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[@westisdwn3558]

The exigency is very strong with this one

[@strobe4570]

i have the series on both vhs and dvd. i wish he would make more. thank you for the great series Mark

[@marktidwell5154]

I've got all of his videos and the book, I highly recommend getting them. got mine at pioneer videos, watched them over and over.

[@brokentoe570]

Great to see Mark B. I have this video on VHF . Thanks good to see him.

[@mikebecker12]

Most excellent. This young man is the best I've ever heard. Bravo 👏

[@michaelpatterson9185]

Great video, thanks!

[@curtsosh4701]

This guy is the best. His research and writings are unequaled to this day.

[@jimseaman2558]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@loupuleff571]

Great information !

[@TurkeyCreek-ek8mj]

Thanks for putting these Mark Baker clips up! I have several APV DVDs, but none of the Longhunter series. I intend to correct that in the future. Thanks again.
TC

[@debluetailfly]

You will be glad you did!

[@DaneStolthed]

I don’t know when this DVD was made but it’s more informative than anything I’ve seen on TH-cam regarding long hunter clothing. Thanks for uploading!

[@Muzzleloadermagazine]

The first series was produced in the 1990's, still available today.

[@timroot4207]

Thank you !

[@singleton_1_0]

letting Mark talk without the overly loud background music would greatly improve this video

[@Muzzleloadermagazine]

While we don't disagree with you, it is worth keeping in mind that this video was filmed and edited about 30 years ago.

[@beaudevlin4654]

Where can i get that color shirt hes wearing?

[@Muzzleloadermagazine]

You can use walnut hulls to make a dye to dye your shirt. Walnut dying is covered in Volume 1 of the Longhunter series and is available for purchase from our website www.muzzleloadermagazine.com

[@joemolf3894]

Good job where can I get me a rifleman’s shirt?

[@Muzzleloadermagazine]

There are several merchants and traders that offer hunting shirts, but we can't recommend one over another.

[@fjb4932]

"...9 men and 7 dogs..."
Good for security, Especially at night !
I won't camp w/o a dog. . . ☆

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

I wonder why Native Americans took offense to the hunter's smock?

[@fjb4932]

Curious.
Inquiring minds demand to know... ☆

[@bobbysnow5478]

In the western frontier of Ohio and Kentucky, there were areas off limit to White hunters by tribes protecting a hunting ground… mostly Kentucky

[@pennsyltuckyreb9800]

@@bobbysnow5478 Yeah, I figured that. I thought maybe there was something more or deeper to it? 🤷‍♂️

[@csipawpaw7921]

If you're going to use music in the background please turn it down! I find it very hard to follow or understand you with the distraction of the music.

[@Muzzleloadermagazine]

This video was filmed and edited around 30 years ago.

[@bobbysnow5478]

I have a 47, that I built from a title and a frame..pre internet…good luck with your project…don’t ever sell it!

[@artawhirler]

Excellent video! Thanks!