Dirty Dutchman
Sr. Member
[quote it doesn't tell us what sort of weapons they were using themselves.
Good night Travis, I look forward to your replies.
Oroblanco
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Oro,
This is what i have been trying to say and where i disagree with you. The Walker/Weiser story DOES tell you what kind of weapons the Indians were using.
1)The horse was brought down by-ARROWS
2)Weiser had two wounds to his shoulder by-ARROWS
Now, you may be correct, the Indian could have gotten his gun and went back to his camp to "finish off" the Frying pan but, it doesnt make any sense to me.
I guess arrows and frying pans really dont matter and we will probably never know for sure. Unless there is a frying pan out there with a few holes in it!
Thanks,
Travis
Good night Travis, I look forward to your replies.

Oroblanco



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Oro,
This is what i have been trying to say and where i disagree with you. The Walker/Weiser story DOES tell you what kind of weapons the Indians were using.
1)The horse was brought down by-ARROWS
2)Weiser had two wounds to his shoulder by-ARROWS
Now, you may be correct, the Indian could have gotten his gun and went back to his camp to "finish off" the Frying pan but, it doesnt make any sense to me.
I guess arrows and frying pans really dont matter and we will probably never know for sure. Unless there is a frying pan out there with a few holes in it!
Thanks,
Travis