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Post by gaylah on May 24, 2021 21:20:39 GMT -6
Can anyone tell me if the Henry Weibert ranch was BLM land? I know he and several others collected artifacts from his ranch. I have seen some items come up for sale over the years.
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Post by AZ Ranger on May 25, 2021 11:12:45 GMT -6
Can anyone tell me if the Henry Weibert ranch was BLM land? I know he and several others collected artifacts from his ranch. I have seen some items come up for sale over the years. It was private land but within the Crow Reservation boundary. He had two ranches that I am familiar with—one up the south fork of Reno Creek and the other on Reno Creek. Regards AZ Ranger |
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Post by noggy on May 26, 2021 1:06:42 GMT -6
Can anyone tell me if the Henry Weibert ranch was BLM land? I know he and several others collected artifacts from his ranch. I have seen some items come up for sale over the years. It was private land but within the Crow Reservation boundary. He had two ranches that I am familiar with—one up the south fork of Reno Creek and the other on Reno Creek. Regards AZ Ranger Hi AZ You travel to the battlefield often, do you know what happened to Weibert's collection of artifacts? He published a book about it (or maybe his daughter or other relatives?), and it was quite extensive. Does the family still own it or is it passed on to museums etc? All th best, Noggy |
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Post by AZ Ranger on May 26, 2021 8:45:19 GMT -6
It was private land but within the Crow Reservation boundary. He had two ranches that I am familiar with—one up the south fork of Reno Creek and the other on Reno Creek. Regards AZ Ranger Hi AZ You travel to the battlefield often, do you know what happened to Weibert's collection of artifacts? He published a book about it (or maybe his daughter or other relatives?), and it was quite extensive. Does the family still own it or is it passed on to museums etc? All th best, Noggy Hi Noggy I will ask that question in June. I will be meeting with relatives in Reno Creek. Regards Steve |
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Post by noggy on May 26, 2021 9:51:48 GMT -6
Hi AZ You travel to the battlefield often, do you know what happened to Weibert's collection of artifacts? He published a book about it (or maybe his daughter or other relatives?), and it was quite extensive. Does the family still own it or is it passed on to museums etc? All th best, Noggy Hi Noggy I will ask that question in June. I will be meeting with relatives in Reno Creek. Regards Steve Sounds great, enjoy your trip! Noggy |
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Post by gaylah on Jun 1, 2021 15:51:47 GMT -6
Can anyone tell me if the Henry Weibert ranch was BLM land? I know he and several others collected artifacts from his ranch. I have seen some items come up for sale over the years. It was private land but within the Crow Reservation boundary. He had two ranches that I am familiar with—one up the south fork of Reno Creek and the other on Reno Creek. Regards AZ Ranger |
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Post by gaylah on Jun 1, 2021 15:55:10 GMT -6
Thank you for the replies.
Forgive me for the ignorance. I have a question. So if I found an artifact on that land, being it is reservation land, it stays where I see it. Correct? I don't know much about the different types on reservation land ownership.
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Post by gaylah on Jun 1, 2021 18:24:21 GMT -6
Thank you for the replies. Forgive me for the ignorance. I have a question. So if I found an artifact on that land, being it is reservation land, it stays where I see it. Correct? I don't know much about the different types on reservation land ownership. |
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Post by gaylah on Jun 1, 2021 18:29:08 GMT -6
I also remember being in the back of an old truck, I think it was Hank's, as he took us up the hill to the Crows Nest. I do have an oil painting of the Crows Next painted by Ed Smyth (I think that is correct spelling). Plus dozens of books, one is signed by Libby Custer, and spurs from a spur maker in Monroe Michigan. My mother and step father spend several summers with Hank.
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