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About Me
I live at Sierra Springs Ranch outside of Pinetop, Arizona. My given name is Naiche and I am a Chiricahuan (Aiaha) Apache, but my friends call me "Notch". I am a direct descendent of Cochise and was named after my great great grandfather Naiche who was Cochise' youngest son. I also belong to AIM (American Indian Movement) and I am the most conservative of all their members. I own a transportation company that's headquartered in Pinetop. Perhaps you've even seen me before. I occasionally participate in acting bits in documentaries and movies. I was in Dancing With Wolves, Hidalgo, Thunder Heart, Pirates of the Caribbean.and my latest venture was Cowboys and Aliens.
I'd like to meet
Usen (Whom we call God the Great Spirit Father), and his son Jesus Christ. I have met the Holy Spirit for he is beside me every day.
Activities
Spending time with my family. Being a worthy example to my family and teaching them the ways of nature. Bow hunting, fishing. Driving Big Rigs. Hanging out with my cousin Ghost when we each have the time. Former member of the White Mountain Apache Tribal Council (I resigned because of the council's liberal views). My hobby is collecting, building and showing custom cars, bikes, and trucks.
Interests
Family, faith, camping, hunting, and fishing. My job. In that order.
Vietnam Combat Veteran and Hon. Discharge. 75th Ranger Regiment attached to the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team. 11B Sgt. Feb. 1967 - 12 Oct. 1971
Medals awarded are dedicated to those left behind.
I am a direct descendent of the mighty warrior Naiche, son of Cochise.
Vietnam Combat Veteran and Hon. Discharge. 75th Ranger Regiment attached to the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team. 11B Sgt. Feb. 1967 - 12 Oct. 1971
Medals awarded are dedicated to those left behind.
I am a direct descendent of the mighty warrior Naiche, son of Cochise.
Favorite Music
Dearest Tara, (my favorite musician)
I seem to have loved you in numberless forms, numberless times...
In life after life, in age after age, forever.
My spellbound heart has made and remade the necklace of songs,
That you take as a gift, wear round your neck in your many forms,
In life after life, in age after age, forever.
Whenever I hear old chronicles of love, it's age old pain,
It's ancient tale of being apart or together.
As I stare on and on into the past, in the end you emerge,
Clad in the light of a pole-star, piercing the darkness of time.
You become an image of what is remembered forever.
You and I have floated here on the stream that brings from the fount.
At the hear of time, love of one for another.
We have played along side millions of lovers,
Shared in the same shy sweetness of meeting, the distressful tears of farewell,
Old love but in shapes that renew and renew forever.
Love, Naiche
Favorite TV Shows
I seldom watch TV
Favorite Movies
The ones I get paid to be in.
Favorite Books
1776 ~ David McCullough.
The 5000 Year Leap ~ Cleon Skousen.
Bow Hunting for Dummies ~ Me.
The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Presidents: From Wilson to Obama ~ Steven F. Hayward
Seven Miracles That Saved America: Why They Matter and Why We Should Have Hope ~ Chris Stewart
Sleeping with the Devil ~ Robert Baer
No Apology ~ Mitt Romney
Anything Chris Stewart and I am now reading his "Wrath & Righteousness" series. It is the most riveting collection of stories I have ever read.
The 5000 Year Leap ~ Cleon Skousen.
Bow Hunting for Dummies ~ Me.
The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Presidents: From Wilson to Obama ~ Steven F. Hayward
Seven Miracles That Saved America: Why They Matter and Why We Should Have Hope ~ Chris Stewart
Sleeping with the Devil ~ Robert Baer
No Apology ~ Mitt Romney
Anything Chris Stewart and I am now reading his "Wrath & Righteousness" series. It is the most riveting collection of stories I have ever read.
Favorite Quotes
The seven natural laws or principles are also known as the seven teachings of the seven grandfathers. They are the teachings of understanding, love, respect, bravery, honesty, humility and truth. When we break a spiritual law a natural consequence follows. But, when we break a man-made law punishment is what follows. Restorative Justice is more in line with natural consequences than the criminal justice system is.
Cochise. One of my grandfathers.
When we come together in a circle, it is a reminder that everyone’s presence is of equal importance. There are different types of circles, but all can be seen as healing since the circle promotes and supports the flow of energy in a never-ending cycle consistent with the movement of creation itself. When a restorative justice process takes place, it is done in a circle for the above-mentioned reasons.
The circle represents creation and is a symbol of unity. Unity is the spiritual law that binds the universe together. Our ancestors observed that everything about life is circular; the sun, moon, earth, growth rings of a tree, the bottom of our wickiup, the bottom of a woman’s skirt and the movement of the seasons.
Eagle feathers are sacred because of what they represent. One can come by an eagle feather in two ways. It can be found or given to you to carry for your people. It is a great honor to receive an eagle feather and a great responsibility.
IF A NATION
EXPECTS TO BE
IGNORANT AND FREE,
IN A STATE OF
CIVILIZATION,
IT EXPECTS
WHAT NEVER WAS AND
NEVER WILL BE.
also,
I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: That His justice cannot sleep forever.
Thomas Jefferson 1816
Cochise. One of my grandfathers.
When we come together in a circle, it is a reminder that everyone’s presence is of equal importance. There are different types of circles, but all can be seen as healing since the circle promotes and supports the flow of energy in a never-ending cycle consistent with the movement of creation itself. When a restorative justice process takes place, it is done in a circle for the above-mentioned reasons.
The circle represents creation and is a symbol of unity. Unity is the spiritual law that binds the universe together. Our ancestors observed that everything about life is circular; the sun, moon, earth, growth rings of a tree, the bottom of our wickiup, the bottom of a woman’s skirt and the movement of the seasons.
Eagle feathers are sacred because of what they represent. One can come by an eagle feather in two ways. It can be found or given to you to carry for your people. It is a great honor to receive an eagle feather and a great responsibility.
IF A NATION
EXPECTS TO BE
IGNORANT AND FREE,
IN A STATE OF
CIVILIZATION,
IT EXPECTS
WHAT NEVER WAS AND
NEVER WILL BE.
also,
I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just: That His justice cannot sleep forever.
Thomas Jefferson 1816
Favorite Heroes
Usen (God the Great Spirit Father), His son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, my wife Tara and my family. My Father and Mother who gave me life. Grandfather Cochise (Shi-ka-she), Naiche, Mangas Coloradas, Taza, Victorio, and last but not least, Goyathlay (Geronimo). My grandfather Naiche was the last Native American to surrender in the U. S. Indian Wars. Geronimo surrendered in Skeleton Canyon, Arizona on Sept. 4, 1886 and Chief Naiche surrendered the following day. He was mourning the loss of his brother who was killed by Mexican soldiers, in a nearby canyon.
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Apache
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Pinetop, AZ, US
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2011/01/03 20:22:27
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3 hours ago
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February 10
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Married
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Straight
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Aquarius
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Discovering Opinions
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High School Graduate
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Full-Time
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Small Business Owner
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Christian
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Conservative
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Native American
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Athletic
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6 feet 4 inches
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JayLynx
1 day ago
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Tks.
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
1 day ago
Hello my friend, hope your day is a good one (hugs)
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Ghost
2 days ago
I'll bet he's still there this Fall.
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deidara.trueart
5 days ago
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BoomLover
6 days ago
Good Morning! Very happy to correspond with you! I talked to my wife, she says both her Grandparents were Apache, so her mother was also. Her mother married a white man, so my wife would be 1/2. However, she had a major falling out with her family and left home at 15/16, and only just recently has she had anything to do with her family. My wife is 72, by the way, so it has been many many years! She says that from what she remembers both Grandparents were White Mountain, but she doesn't remember their names, however, she has a picture of them together. I subscribe to "Primitive Archer" magazine, it is published every other month...great mag! I also read "Traditional Archery" magazine, too...I have only hunted very rarely, and now, at 65, probably won't any more, however, one never knows! I would really love to read any book on Archery you would ever write! Yep, I'm from Oregon, I live on the Southern Coast, 65 miles from the Or/Cal border, in a pretty remote area! The Springfield area is not too bad, as long as your a bit out of town, however, the downtown area is the pits....Our daughter lived in Eugene for a number of years, and she and her husband didn't care to go to the Springfield area much , except to raft thru on the River there...However, there is a wonderful gun shop ...
Good Morning! Very happy to correspond with you! I talked to my wife, she says both her Grandparents were Apache, so her mother was also. Her mother married a white man, so my wife would be 1/2. However, she had a major falling out with her family and left home at 15/16, and only just recently has she had anything to do with her family. My wife is 72, by the way, so it has been many many years! She says that from what she remembers both Grandparents were White Mountain, but she doesn't remember their names, however, she has a picture of them together. I subscribe to "Primitive Archer" magazine, it is published every other month...great mag! I also read "Traditional Archery" magazine, too...I have only hunted very rarely, and now, at 65, probably won't any more, however, one never knows! I would really love to read any book on Archery you would ever write! Yep, I'm from Oregon, I live on the Southern Coast, 65 miles from the Or/Cal border, in a pretty remote area! The Springfield area is not too bad, as long as your a bit out of town, however, the downtown area is the pits....Our daughter lived in Eugene for a number of years, and she and her husband didn't care to go to the Springfield area much , except to raft thru on the River there...However, there is a wonderful gun shop there, called "The Gun Works", and they specialize in Black-powder shooting supplies and Black-powder guns. I buy my Black-powder there for shooting Cannons...The highway up thru the Cascade Mountains runs up out of Springfield, following the McKinsey River (sp?) and it is a beautiful drive! The Cascades are one of the most beautiful mountain ranges I have ever seen, and as a kid, I used to fish up there a lot! Well, better get off for now, thanks for the Friendship add!
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Cindy64~AFCL
6 days ago
Oh you are so right when we have the grandkids we can send them back to the parents lol lol so TRUE !! Good hearing from you dear man and thank you so much for your prayers for my husband Ken. I am very THANKFUL for them. I wish you a very blessed day and thankful for YOU as well...my friend!! 
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BoomLover
7 days ago
I remember you from "Dances with Wolves"...great flic....my wife's mother was White Mountain Apache, and she's is NOT Liberal! (LOL)..."Primitive Archer" one of my Favorite reading materials....
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Cindy64~AFCL
2013/06/10 03:28:47
Oh dear sorry this is late back was gone all day today ..at my Grandsons birthday party. Thank you for your kind words and prayers for my husband I am very thankful for them. Yes this has been very hard on my husband but we are keeping our Faith and hope things will be better for him . thank you dear man for your kindness and so glad your eyes are doing GOOD!! Take care. 
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Cindy64~AFCL
2013/06/03 14:56:38
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Good morning my friend it has been a while and sorry about that . I hope you have been well and doing OK. I wish you well and God's blessing on you dear friend. Take care. I did this Devotion I think you would like.
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☆56lady☆POTL~JLA~PWCM
2013/05/24 12:35:43
Have a safe and blessed weekend ♥
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Danielle
2013/05/17 14:06:46
Have an awesome weekend, Apache.
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
2013/05/13 16:09:44
Hi there...start Monday off with a joke :)
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GUAPO-(LMAO!)
2013/05/10 17:34:40
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
2013/05/07 16:21:02
THE OFFICIAL TEXAS SHERIFF EXAM
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Danielle
2013/05/06 17:34:49
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Chi~Cat
2013/05/02 17:59:54
Just wanted to say hello and to wish you a great day.
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
2013/04/22 15:56:28
Three Men Remembered
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
2013/04/18 16:37:59
Glad you liked them, lol
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PJ Sweet Cheeks
2013/04/17 16:52:14
Lucky man to be retired so young, I wish...my hours were just cut :(
Lucky man to be retired so young, I wish...my hours were just cut :(
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GUAPO-(LMAO!)
2013/04/12 22:49:59
Have a great weekend my brother.
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This one is close to me for my poor husband is having eye trouble again and may need surgery again if so this will be # 5 for him in just the last 3 years :-( Take care .
LINUS GETS IT!!!
Hope you have a great day!
A young Texan grew up wanting to be a lawman. He grew up big, 6' 2", strong as a longhorn, and fast as mustang. He could shoot a bottle cap tossed in the air at 40 paces. When he finally came of age, he applied to where he had only dreamed of working: the West Texas Sheriff's Department.
After a series of tests and interviews, the Chief Deputy finally called him into his office for the young man's last interview.
The Chief Deputy said, "You're a big strong kid and you can really shoot. So far your qualifications all look good, but we have, what you might call, an "Attitude Suitability Test", that you must take before you can be accepted. We just don't let anyone carry our badge, son."
Then, sliding a service pistol and a box of ammo across the desk, the Chief said, "Take this pistol and go out and shoot: six illegal aliens, six lawyers, six meth dealers, six Muslim extremists, six Democrats, and a rabbit."
"Why the rabbit?" queried the applicant.
“You pass," said the Chief Deputy. "When can you start?"
I LOVE TEXAS
I need to move to Texas :)
Every man wants to leave a legacy, something he will be remembered for. These three certainly left their mark.
always funny when it is true!
Have a wonderful day my friend :)
Have a Fun Day :)
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