WHO HAS A PICTURE OF THEIR HUNTING LICENSE FROM THEIR FIRST SEASON

[Live to Hunt]

This starts my 30th year of hunting.  I only love it more and more with every passing year 

Edited August 14, 2019 by Live to Hunt

[Devil Horns]

I wish I still had mine. Started hunting in 1988. Killed my first deer 12/4/89.

I have trouble remembering my anniversary but I know the date I killed my first deer.


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[rocky]

I have a stack of old licenses saved some where. When they changed the to the new vinyl crap they lost their appeal to save.

 

[chenrossi]

Don't have my first license but still have my original hunter ed course certificate. Got mine in November of 2000 and started hunting right after. This fall marks my 20th year. Looking forward to the next 20.

[Mountain Goat]

47 minutes ago, rocky said:

I have a stack of old licenses saved some where. When they changed the to the new vinyl crap they lost their appeal to save.

 

I have a ton from Pa and they did the same thing.  Just not the same. Just throw them out anymore.

Went to the NJ shore the other weekend.  They used to give you a swatch of cloth to pin to your suit to show you paid.  Now they just give you a plastic wrist band.  Just not the same.  I do like some "Old School" stuff.

[Bucksnbows]

1 hour ago, Live to Hunt said:

This starts my 30th year of hunting.  I only love it more and more with every passing year 

I do although I don't have time to dig for it right now.  Mine was 1975 when I was 10.  This is year 44 for me.  

[Greybeard]

[Zipper]

My first license . This allowed me to hunt upland birds and predators.

[Greybeard]

Found when i took my archery test, 1972, and envelope from rifle course that had my first license in it at one time. Pouches of licenses seem to be newer, so the.older one's  must be in another box yet.  Might know where. Just need to dig.

 

 

Edited August 14, 2019 by Greybeard

[H0YT]

Sort of on topic, I miss the old metal bands from checking in a deer. Online is way more convenient, but they were nice to save.


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[3Blade]

Bow license was $11.00

[Greybeard]

Found tag and report card from it.  Need to sit down and put them all.in order one of these days.  Have all of my father's to do too. 

[Greybeard]

33 minutes ago, H0YT said:

Sort of on topic, I miss the old metal bands from checking in a deer. Online is way more convenient, but they were nice to save.


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[hunterbob1]

Gotta find it,somewhere in the gearage I took a beating that year,costed.$7.25 Bow safety card?No idea where/what it went.,Sighned by Len cardinal, Teresa.His wife handed me my first license with the biggest smile in the world!Least I have these in a strong box...

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Edited August 17, 2019 by hunterbob1

[hunterbob1]

Haunts me too this day.Where's my bow card..1971 Teresa cardinale signed it!One of the best days of my life.Contacted njfg then,no record.Before computers.lol