March 08 Weekly at Chronicle of the Old West Merchandise

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Hourly Show: March 31 - April 6, 2008 $8.45 Old West expert, Lee Anderson, joins us to discuss two of the cowboy’s essential tools…guns and horses. more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity	Hourly Show: March 24 - 30, 2008 $8.45 As a country we are very resourceful. In this week’s show Bill O’Neal maintains our resourcefulness and inventiveness is the result of 300 years of frontier. (Picture is of Bill O'Neal) more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity
Hourly Show: March 17 - 23, 2008 $8.45 In the Old West cowboys used ropes made of leather that were called reatas. Reatas are still made today, but it’s a dying craft…especially north of the border. We start this week’s show with a conversation with Dick Shore, one of the few people still making reatas. (Picture is of a reata) more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity	Hourly Show: March 10 - 16, 2008 $8.45 If you follow the World Poker Tour you know who Scotty Nguyen is. If not, having won millions on the tour, he’s one of the tour’s top poker players. Dakota talks to Scotty about his being raised in Viet Nam on American TV westerns like Bonanza and Wild Wild West. (Picture is of Scotty Nguyen with Dakota Livesay) more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity
Hourly Show: March 03 - 9, 2008 $8.45 Probably no other weapon from the Old West has more myth surrounding it than the Bowie knife. Dave Lennon talks to Dakota about that knife, and bursts a few myths in the process. (Picture is of Jim Bowie) more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity	Hourly Show: February 25 - March 2, 2008 $8.45 On February 29, one hundred years ago, Pat Garrett, the man who shot Billy the Kid, was killed under unusual circumstances. Bill O’Neal tells us about Pat’s death and what he was doing at the time. (Picture is of Pat Garrett) more info $8.45 - includes shipping and handling Quantity