Throwback Thursday --running thread each thursday open to all so post up

[BuckHunter]

It's Thursday already.

 

[ilovesprig]

Those monster bucks remind me of my dad and his buddy Dewey's bucks...... ;D..... Bishop, 1958.

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[BuckHunter]

Bishop 1991

 

[Lungpopper]

How about a few Yotes

 

[Discounted Hunts]

Nice Coyote.
Hunting them you soon know what they mean about the difficulty of a preditor hunting a preditor! If we hunted coyotes instwad of deer you would see a lot more hunters going home without an animal in the back of their truck.

Greg Merriam

 

[Discounted Hunts]

This is how the motor car changed hunting and chains changed the motor car.

Greg Merriam

 

[Lungpopper]

First bull and a few cows late 80's and early 90's

 

[ilovesprig]

Officers Duck Club with Eddie & Larry (Edwards AFB)....1972.....Literally one of the most memorable hunts I've ever been on......100's and 100's of sprig dropping into our pond with 60 mph winds.

Julian with buddies Mark & Cal......Jumping ponds & shootin' pigeons . That year there were ponds everywhere in the SD mountains......1975

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[NBK]

Circa 1983. Me and my trusty Browning Auto 5 and a pile of Dove!

 

[Discounted Hunts]

Oh Yes the old trusty Browning square back the put the sighting plain above the stock so you didn't have to bring your ead so low to look down the barrel. Don't know for certain if it is true but it was always looked at and you could pick them up and they quickly provided a good shooting combination.

Here is one you will like from around 1910 2 dead turkey on the saddle horn with a deer on the ground that was on the saddle, and don't forget a very good horse, one that would do anything for his owner, it was just how it was, a dog was a luxury and required feeding. A horse was a necessity so you go t close and spent every day together and with some horses they soon knew what their goal was. Your horse was your transportation if it was to far to walk or if time didn't allow enough time for walking.

They would do anything for you that you would ask, it was their goal in life and they had a lot longer life than a dog. If a horse didn't do what you wanted it was because you didn't explain it correctly, his personal vow was to do anything he could to please you.



Greg Merriam

 

[ilovesprig]

I think "Throwback" Fridays are great too.......... ;D

Very cool pic..........

 

[CMPeterson]

A NBW tournament at El Cap back in 06 I believe. My partner and I had an amazing last hour of the tournament and were culling 4lb bass. This picture was 4 of the 5 that made our 23lb 5 Bass limit.

 

[Lungpopper]

OKlahoma 1994 shot this running badger offhand at 150 yards with my 223 contender. My uncle and cousin both missed shots before I took a shot and anchored him.

 

[Bonejour]

Cory, it's hard to believe you could have grown a soul patch back in '61, but anyway those are some nice fish and a great pic!

 

[Bonejour]

OKlahoma 1994 shot this running badger offhand at 150 yards with my 223 contender. My uncle and cousin both missed shots before I took a shot and anchored him.

That's what I call braggin' rights!

 

[ilovesprig]

My old dog Jake's last hunt......Mountain quail, Scodie Mt. in January, 1987.


ps........You can no longer drive into this area........

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[CMPeterson]

Cory, it's hard to believe you could have grown a soul patch back in '61, but anyway those are some nice fish and a great pic!

61' it was 06' I was not even born till 76' and I do grow a mean patch haha.

 

[CMPeterson]

This is my Baby Girl 6 years ago, hard to believe they grow fast!!!

 

[Bonejour]

ps........You can no longer drive into this area........

I'm totally down restricting driving in some of these areas, as long as I could still walk on and hunt; keeps out the riraff

 

[NBK]

Circa 1991 with my dear friend Henry Arce (on left) My son and I and Another friend Mark (on left). This was an Eagle Peak shoot that was just a good time. Memories with my friend Henry and my son are priceless...