frontiersman

(Of course if the attraction is feeling like a frontiersman by shooting straight off your porch, that's a different thing.

If you could find a medium that has the same sort of DIY/frontiersman feeling people will flock to it.

Some trace this to the myth surrounding the frontiersman Daniel Boone who, interestingly enough, was a Quaker.

For a relatively recent acknowledgement of this; the Kentucky flag is a frontiersman shaking hands with a city slicker.

Not to the same extent as the US but a decent amount of frontiersman-ship - independence, questioning authority, etc.

It did not much matter how a lonely American frontiersman disposed of his waste.

Surely it was founded by an enterprising young frontiersman in the 1800's.

The reprinted article was removed from the Frontiersman website (the newspaper that ran the original story in 1996) but Google's cache still has it here.

Also nobody does it all alone, with the possible exception of some rare frontiersman who chops down trees and builds his own house in some wilderness.

It used to be that every American was basically frontiersman or explorer that was pushing boundaries, but things settled down and now people are largely content and nestled in place.

In The Last of the Mohicans, Nathaniel (Indian name: Hawkeye) is a British-American scout and frontiersman who has largely forsaken white civilization, and lives/hunts/travels with a Mohican chief and his son.

Yeah, the modern idea of the frontiersman as a rugged individualist who answered to no law but God in his heart and the gun at his hip is a fantasy, like the noble knight or honorable samurai.

I don't know what you're talking about WRT "frontiersman fantasy", my downtown Santa Cruz complaints have absolutely no relation to a frontiersman fantasy.

The contrast of the North American frontiersman and the Nordic observer of small town "Jante Law" is marked.

The TV series is inspired by the book "The Final Frontiersman" by Heimo Korth.

Third, he considers himself a pioneer and "frontiersman", though (I think) he does not take life-threatening risks as others considered frontiersmen did.