Black Flat Outfitters LLC

06/15/2025

With the help of our generous community, we have completed the first phase and 1/2 of our second phase of saving the 1910 Archer County Jail! Way to go, y'all! Now that the walls are tied into the building and won't be going anywhere, we have a new roof, we are continuing...

01/16/2025

I can now move on to other projects. This is finally done! 10in W x 14ft L Finger Woven Sash.

08/31/2024

On this day in 1866, Elizabeth Ann Carter Clifton finally began her six-week trip home after being a captive of Plains Indians for two years. Her capture in the Elm Creek Raid in Young County was just one of a series of tragedies she endured during her life. Born in 1825 and married at age sixteen, Elizabeth and her first husband, Alexander Joseph Carter, a free black, started a ranch near Fort Belknap in Young County. Carter was murdered in 1857, and Elizabeth was married twice more in the next five years. Her second husband disappeared, and her third was also murdered. Nevertheless, she successfully managed the Young County ranch and operated a boarding house. During the Indian raid and subsequent captivity, Elizabeth also lost her daughter, son, and two grandchildren. She was finally rescued in November 1865, but had to wait many more months at the Kaw Mission at Council Grove, Kansas, as she cared for other released captives and fought to make arrangements for transportation home. Eventually she was reunited with her surviving granddaughter, who had also been a Comanche captive.

07/27/2024

01/25/2024

Good morning, Fit Family! There's only a little over a week to take advantage of our January Special! $15 off your enrollment fee, and if you sign up for a 12-month Membership you will receive your 4th month free! This special will end on January 31st!

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08/05/2023

These moccasins were made and worn by Millie Durgan. On October 13, 1864 Millie was taken captive by Comanche and Kiowa Indians at the Raid on Elm Creek, 10 miles west of Fort Belknap. Just a toddler in 1864, she lived 65 years among the Kiowa. For more information and artifacts on the Elm Creek Raid or Millie Durgan, visit the Fort Belknap Museum

06/20/2023

Clearing out pics and found this from last January. We have had good moisture in our area and should have a good fawn crop and good antler growth.

06/13/2023

Soon to be moms not ready to share a meal. Fawns coming soon in this pasture. Seen a few bucks sprouted out.
Big thanks to all that helped out with our Museum fundraiser. It was a great success.

06/09/2023

Help!!! My hiking to places like this may be over if I can't raise another $1000 bail to get out of jail in Archer County.
Please donate thru https://app.99pledges.com/fund/acmac/bradley-mitchell

06/09/2023

The Archer County Museum and Arts Center is a non-profit organization working towards saving our 1910 Jail and building a museum to preserve and highlight the history of Archer County. We need your help! Some of the best people in and around Archer County have been arrested to support our efforts. T...