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Step back into the past at the Fort Henry Buckskinners Rendezvous
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June 9, 2018
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With clothing made of leather and heads adorned with animal skins fashioned in the style of an American Mountain Man trapper, Fort Henry's Buckskinners know a thing or two about roughing it.
"We have a good time, it really is just a joy," Public relations officer Michael "Iron Horse" Hogle said.
For the last 29 years, the Buckskinners have celebrated the era of the mountain man by holding an annual rendezvous.
"Being that we’re so close to the original Fort Henry site we know that those that lost their lives... their spirits are still on these grounds that they’re here enjoying this time here enjoying this time with us too," Iron Horse said.
The Buckskinners sleep in tents made of canvas and wooden poles. They each have rendezvous names like Iron Horse or Grandma Grizz. Iron Horse says club members have to earn their names, and it must be given by someone else.
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