Eddie Little Bear's Tipi

"Welcome to our home" - Momma Bear


Welcome to my Tipi. I am Eddie Little Bear. I am not an Indian by blood, but most folks say I spend so much time with the Indians that I might as well be one. I take that as a compliment. I make my living hunting, trapping and trading with both the Indians and white settlers alike. I've traveled over quite a bit of this country of ours and met some interesting people along the way. Feel free to pull up a patch of ground here by the fire and I'll tell you all about it.


I am an Historical Reenactor who portrays a "Mountain Man" from the very early 1800's.  I do not do this for a living, it is only a hobby of mine - although "Passion" might be a better description.  In these pages I will endeavor to show you why and how myself and the thousands of other Reenactors out there do this. 

As for the "where", well I'm ashamed to admit that I have not updated that list for a long time.  As I say, this is a hobby and not how I pay the bills - which hopefully helps you to forgive me for being behind on this information.  One bright note however is that almost all of the events take place at the same time every year - like for example "Trail of History" is always on the third full weekend in October.  Also the contact information rarely changes.  And if it does, the old contact will usually be able to give you the new contact.  If all else fails, drop me an e-mail about the event you are looking for and I will try to find it for you.


Whenever you're ready just click on the sections below. When you're finished with a section, look for "Return to Index" at the bottom of the page to come right back here.

 


For more information, please feel free to E-mail me Eddie Little Bear's Tipi (elb@elbtipi.com)


Thanks for stoppin' by. Come back visit me again real soon.


The background music is an excerpt from "Night Forest" by Coyote Oldman, from the "Tear of the Moon" CD, copywrite 1989 Xenotrope Music-BMI

Eddie Little Bear's Tipi / Ed "Eddie Little Bear" Emerson / revised 09/09/2007