My family hunting and fishing pics from yesteryear...

[moosinaround]

Kody94, some of those pics bring back memories for me. My dad had an old 77-78 chev 2wd with tire chains. We used to rock back and forth till we got out of a hole! Tire chains and all! My uncles had the old 70's-80's chevs and fords with the bias ply tires and winches and snatch blocks. Loved the case of Blue on the seat, only needed to see some bullets stuck in drilled holes in the dash and I might have thought it was my families photo albums!! My uncle still shoots the 8mm rem, shoot a deers eye out at 300yrds is what he calls accurate!!LOL Thanks a bunch for these, keep em coming! Moosin

[Ambush]

As we get older [and I am] we appreciate the pictures of simpler, happy times, more and more.

When you're lying in the cold sludge, wrestling rusty bolts off with frozen, muddy, skinned hands, you curse it. But later it seems like the best of times. And it was.

And today, hopefully, we are making those memories for those that come after us.

Thanks K94, your pics are stirring my own memories. Keep stirring.

[peashooter]

These are absolutely great!! Definitely motivated me to slow down and take pictures, enjoy the scenery and company more. Well done. Please keep them coming.

[blackbart]

Kody94, thanks for sharing. Your family photo's make me think that it is about time to start taking a few photo's of my own soon. Either that or find a partner like your Dad had that does such a wonderful job of documenting the adventure's. I guess in todays world I would need to find a partner that is good with the kumputer and all (digitital photo's, and www sites to look at).

Looking forward to your next set of oldies and perhaps even a few new ones.

[Call of the Wild]

Wow I enjoy the old pictures. Thanks for sharing.

[Kody94]

I guess in todays world I would need to find a partner that is good with the kumputer and all (digitital photo's, and www sites to look at).

You could always become that partner for your friends! Think of how much they'd appreciate it years from now!

More to come soon...

[landphil]

Great thread and pics, not sure why I didn't see it earlier. I'll be checking back for sure!

[BlackwaterMerc]

Wow these are amazing pictures. And you have one great pa. They really can show us the way! And as said before, as first generation hunters theres so much we havent seen, and these photos make me wanna quit my job and get the hell out there. Totally inspiring. More please.

[Johnnybear]

More to come soon...

Thank you again Kody94. Quietly waiting.

[Kody94]

Quietly waiting.

Taking me a long time, but here's another installment. This is a 1983 moose hunt. Some folks will likely recognize some of the scenery...



You can see the equipment is gradually improving as time goes by...