MY FIRST BUCK

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f.a.b.
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MY FIRST BUCK

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I was going through some old photos and found this picture of me ( aprox 1950 ) I had just dropped my first Buck with what I think was a Rem. Model 8 or 81 -- CORK GUN -- I had my Father with me to help load the deer on the car -- This is when it all started !!!! -- Rick
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that look on your face, you meant business!
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Indeed, love it. It appears that you preceed me by 3-4 years and the required coonskin cap for hunting. :lol:
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Hmmmmmm. . . . . . .

~ 1950? My uncle was freezing his . . . . . off in Korea and dad was maybe a junior in high school.
I wasn't even thought of for another half decade or more.

But you got the education that would last you a lifetime.

Great picture!
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I was only one year old. What a wonderful picture of family hunting history. The deer tied to the hood with rope. Classic!
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tx81 wrote:Hmmmmmm. . . . . . .

~ 1950? My uncle was freezing his . . . . . off in Korea and dad was maybe a junior in high school.
I wasn't even thought of for another half decade or more.

But you got the education that would last you a lifetime.

Great picture!
I didn't see the light of day until 30 years after this photo!
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I haven't seen a deer carcass tied onto a car fender for many, many years (of course, modern cars don't have fenders suited for this purpose). They're seen mainly in pickup truck beds now, but I occasionally see them in towed trailers. That's probably a good thing, as I think that the sight a deer (or two) tied over the front fenders of a car going down the highway created a lot of anti-hunting sentiment (Blood-crazed hunter kills Bambi).
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At the gas station here a few years ago, I saw a bear on the hood of a pickup, it did cause a stir - lots of folks coming over to look at it! :o
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SOMEone is 8 yrs MY senior!
neat photo~ we all wish for simpler times............
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DWalt wrote:I haven't seen a deer carcass tied onto a car fender for many, many years (of course, modern cars don't have fenders suited for this purpose). They're seen mainly in pickup truck beds now, but I occasionally see them in towed trailers. That's probably a good thing, as I think that the sight a deer (or two) tied over the front fenders of a car going down the highway created a lot of anti-hunting sentiment (Blood-crazed hunter kills Bambi).

I can remember seeing pics of my Dad and Great Grandfather in Wyoming years ago with deer strapped on the hood of and old Hudson.
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