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Bad Westerns
I saw this and figured I'd see what it said about 1970. It's the worst Western from the year you were born, starting in 1930, I think it was. Was a sl
epeterdNov-21-20 12:16 AM
by cowboybilliards
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Back home again...
Kind of interesting traveling home this trip. I didn’t make reservations and didn’t need any...reminded me of the good ol’ days...and was a reminder
Mike ShafferNov-19-20 03:27 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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Bendigo Shafter
Hey all. I've been reading this one and I can't remember where Ethan Sackett fits into the family tree. I have the Sackett Companion, but it's in stor
epeterdNov-19-20 03:51 AM
by epeterd
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Looking for book with this characte
Hello I am looking for a book that had a guy named Emmett chub I for the life of me cannot remember the book
RlrifleNov-18-20 02:59 PM
by Rlrifle
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Alex Trebek
RIP Alex. You did a good job for many years.
Tennessee DaveNov-09-20 01:51 PM
by Tennessee Dave
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Life after 7 decades
Well, after 12 years near a river in rural Maryland, 8 years in the suburbs of a major city, a year in a combat zone, six months in a top secret facil
Mike ShafferNov-07-20 10:37 AM
by epeterd
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The Sackets
Sunday afternoon on INSP channel.
Tennessee DaveNov-01-20 11:41 PM
by Tennessee Dave
190037
Lost Treasures Question for Beau
Hi Beau, In his companion book on Louis, Robert Weinberg lists The Man in the Seersucker Suit, There Are People Like That and Lost Mountain as short
fins68Oct-30-20 04:59 PM
by fins68
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Question for Beau
Beau, I have several LL short stories printed by "Sabre Press" dated December 2019. One is "In Victorio's Country" and another is "Jackson of Horntown
SailBoatOct-28-20 10:04 PM
by Falcon
294012
COMSTOCK LODE
Just finished re-reading the Comstock Lode. Does this story strike anybody else as a pretty dark tale. There is the rape and murder of the two mothe
john555Oct-28-20 09:02 PM
by john555
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HISTORICAL CHARACTERS AND IRONY
Has anyone ever spent any time looking up some of the real life characters that LL drops into his books. For example, Pete Kitchen who was referred t
john555Oct-23-20 06:23 PM
by john555
089386
Kilkenny
So I just finished reading Kilkenny, and started reading the Lost Treasures section in the back. I got to where Beau mentions that it was filmed in th
epeterdOct-21-20 05:07 PM
by Les Down Under
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Cape Henry
Good morning, Would anyone here happen to know if Cape Henry is mentioned in any of Louis's books? I feel it is but just can't remember. Thanks for t
drgdhodOct-19-20 11:39 AM
by drgdhod
086582
Callaghen
Callaghen is one that I've only read one or two times, and those times more than twenty years past. Released in 1972, it is well-crafted. It's a ver
FalconSep-30-20 09:28 PM
by Falcon
1089937
COFFEE
Just out of curiosity. Does anyone know if LL drank coffee like most of his characters? I suspect he did.
john555Sep-27-20 10:13 AM
by john555
693366
A question
Is anyone wearing protective gear against the Caronavirus? I keep my mask and gloves in my truck, especially for when I go to Wal-Mart, being in my si
Tennessee DaveSep-24-20 07:08 PM
by john555
17111961
Cheyenne
Until this weekend I had never seen this show. The Decades channel has been showing it all weekend. Good Western. Reading about Clint Walker on Wikipe
epeterdSep-06-20 08:16 PM
by Tennessee Dave
596067
Hey, Beau
I may have asked you already about this, but did LL ever have any seriously, or otherwise, violent "confrontations" while on the road? I know from my
Tennessee DaveAug-24-20 01:18 PM
by Tennessee Dave
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Time Periods of Novels [View all]
Has anyone ever noticed that the time periods for the Sackett stories given in "The Sackett Companion" do not match up too well with the time periods
john555Aug-18-20 11:26 AM
by john555
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Military stuff
Mostly it doesn’t appear to change much at the basic level. In Nam I was given a commendation medal...for doing my job. Which is weird to this day.
Mike ShafferAug-17-20 01:25 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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Possibly teaching L'Amour in a high
Hi guys... I teach English at a boarding school/wilderness program for troubled teens, and I have been thinking of offering a class on Louis L'Amour,
dbrown73Aug-12-20 04:48 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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Genealogical history...
So, I am digging around and came across a picture of a woman...a recreation of the first people of Britain...called Beaker People. And a likeness of
Mike ShafferAug-12-20 04:36 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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Leatherette printed upside down
Has anyone heard of any of the leatherette hardcovers that is printed upside down?
Tom MasonAug-11-20 01:21 AM
by Hal Hall
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Last of the Breed
Was anyone else disappointed in the ending of the Last of The Breed book? It's a great book with lots of action and a good theme that ends abruptly.
Hal_32572TXAug-03-20 12:15 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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Charlie Daniels 1936 - 2020
Sadly we say "so long" to a Country Western icon and dear friend of the L'Amour family, Charlie Daniels. https://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=ijVz3I OREdA
PaulJul-19-20 12:47 PM
by TOM
4107651
Remembering a friend...Semper Fidel
He died about a year ago. During the war in Viet Nam he joined the Marine Corp. He was a sniper...it affected him strangely. We'd be walking on a c
Mike ShafferJul-18-20 11:31 PM
by SailBoat
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Complete set
Is there a place to post and sell the books ? I have a complete set of paperbacks and many other duplicates.
ericj8838Jul-12-20 06:45 PM
by Les Down Under
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Which book is this from?
At the end of one of the books there is a final paragraph where the character says he has hung up his guns and hopes to not have to use them again but
tx1_lamourfanJul-01-20 03:28 AM
by tx1_lamourfan
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Hey TD
Back in the day... https://www. facebook.com/photo.p hp?fbid=102236120784 33729&set=a.15814326 59426&type=3
Mike ShafferJun-27-20 06:47 PM
by Les Down Under
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New to the forum
Hi all. I'm new here, and just wanted to say hello before posting anything else. I came to Louis a bit late (I was 30) when I inherited my grandmother
dbrown73Jun-26-20 06:31 PM
by Mike Shaffer
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