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Vendor list for Fall Creek Falls
Do we have a vendor list for Fall Creek Falls?
I am needing some supplies and would rather buy them there instead of ordering them.
Thanks
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Do we have a vendor list for Fall Creek Falls?
I am needing some supplies and would rather buy them there instead of ordering them.
Thanks
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We here in Tennessee have our very own celebrity. Mr. Clarence Dies has been writing a series of chapters on the history of trapping in America. The National Trappers Foundation has been providing access via their Facebook page, called Frontier Fridays. if you haven't had the opportunity to read it, be sure to go and check it out! Rumor has it that a digital copy of the entire works may become available in the future. 😉
Way to go Clarence!

Thanks for the kind words, Mary. The fur trade is a fascinating and huge part of our North American history. I hope all who read part or all of the chapters will enjoy them. And thank you all for it.
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I would like to invite everyone to my new website. HuntTrapTN.com was created and exists to turn the fur harvest into useful, handcrafted products. Tanned fur, lures, traditional soaps made with rendered fats from the harvest and hand forged blacksmith items. I hope you all enjoy and I look forward to seeing everyone again at Fall Creek Falls this year.
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We had another great year with our outreach and educational setup at Kids Day on the Farm in Bulls Gap, Tn.
We are still waiting on the final number of kids, but they kept coming all afternoon. We had JC Saillard set up with the bug collection and inspection station; Lauren Kiser manning the cotton candy table; Don Kiser, Robin Hedden and Emma Saillard worked our educational setup including a variety of furs, scat, tracks, practice traps for the kids to set, tracks and sand to see what the paw prints are really like animal tattoos fur pieces and even a few handouts donated by the TWRA; William Kiser working the fishing station; and Mary Kiser dressing up the kiddos for the Mountain Man Photo Booth. We had quite a few interested in learning about animals and fur trapping, one youngster who wants to be a TWRA officer when h…


LOOKS LIKE YOU ALL HAD A GREAT TIME WITH ALL THE BOOTHS THAT YOU HAD SET UP. LOVE ALL THE PHOTOS THAT YOU HAVE POSTED. THANKS FOR ALL THE WORK THAT YOU ALL PUT INTO THIS WONDERFUL EDUCATIONAL EVENT. CONGRATS!!
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ON MAY 30th, 2026, THE T.F.H.A. WAS INVITED TO ATTEND THIS TWRA EVENT FOR THE FIRST TIME. IT WAS A WONDERFUL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO TEACH TRAPPING AND FUR MARKETS TO OUTDOORS MEN AND WOMEN THAT ARE FOR THE MOST PART, NOT TRAPPERS. THERE WAS A GOOD TURNOUT OF FOLKS THERE TO LEARN AND VISIT. WE HAD A GREAT TIME VISITING WITH ALL OF THE OUTDOORS TWRA STAFF AND SUPPORTERS.
Thanks for the kind words, Richard. I wish I had have gotten some pictures of visitors that we had. Many, many question about our purpose as well as many questions about furs, traps, snares, and trapping methods. It was I thought, a very productive day. Thanks to Barry Cross for the invite.
CALL WILL PREUETT AT 615-815-0899. HE SHOULD HAVE A LIST OF POSSIBLE VENDORS THAT MIGHT BE THERE. IF YOU ARE IN THE AREA, THE SOUTHEAST REGIONAL CONVENTION IN WATER VALLEY KY. IS THE WEEK BEFORE F. C. F. AND THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF VENDORS THERE.