Old timer with his 94 Winchester is waiting by a stock water tank "barrel". No scope, no .257 Weatherby, no GoreTex, no Orange hat, how did they survive?
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Great pics.

Dr. Bullhead got it right. The photos are really great. The times are a changing. Notice the hats in most of the photos? The hats had a purpose,kept the sun and rain off the face,neck and ears. They also helped witth the sun glare, when looking down those iron sights. W R Nunnally

Nice gallery, no matter how much things change, they really do stay the same. People will always enjoy the Great Outdoors!! Let's make sure the next generation can look back at our photos and say the same.

great pictures that honor the older generation. theres a lot of knowledge there reminds me of a man that age that taught me how to tie flies

really cool picture.

One word: Classic.

Wow! Do you know who this is, it is only the most written about man in the sporting world....Hizzoner! The president of the O.D.H.A. Al Peck, And a photo I haven't seen before. If any of you out there like to read or listen to books on tape Seek out Gordon MacQuarrie and the anthology of the Old Duck Hunters Association it will take you to the time of plenty 20's-40's in Wisconsin's northern wilderness. I've read them a hundred times and I'm only half way through.

Al Peck.

A drawing of that photo is in the hardcover book.

those are nice photos. looks like my pawpaw with that pipe!

my favorite, all time, fishing photo is the one of Mr. Avery, with his fly rod, fishing in the perfect spot. a place dreams are built on
i wonder if Mr. Avery caught is trophy that day. we had a neighbor in the town of Rumney, N.H., whose name was Mr Avery. I am sure he owned the General Store, there in Rumney; but ... memories? 50yrs /

Gotta love these old time photos. Wonder when the pictures from my lifetime will be considered "old time"

Good Picture.