Old hunting roots

[Lungsonlvs]

Old hunting roots for sure. My dad Stanley.

[3Blade]

Pretty cool!

What year was that from?

[not on the rug]

Some things never change...2/3 of NJ hunters are city trash coming out to the country to shoot all the deer.  Yo buck!

Just kidding.  That is really cool

[Live to Hunt]

[BowhunterNJ]

That's pretty incredible.  I remember back when my grandfather hunted as a kid, he said it was rare to ever even see a deer in PA.  My dad said growing up, few would shoot bucks during buck week in PA.  Now we have a lot of opportunity, despite all the BS with antis, we are very fortunate.  Wildlife conservation has really paved the way for healthier habitats, wildlife populations, and hunting opportunities.

[B B]

My uncle told me he and a group of friends found a set of deer tracks in a piece of woods and when they went into town and told people half the town went out in the woods to check out the tracks.  People were so excited to just see a set of tracks.  Hard to believe at one time they were not even around in most areas.  

Cool article thanks for posting.

[Bones]

Same my pop tells  me all the time small game was bigger then deer hunting when he was growing up 

especially wild pheasant quail and rabbit.

[Rusty]

That's really cool Lungs.  You got some long roots indeed.  

[ThatsABingo]

Crazy that there was only a two week season. That must be wayyyyyy before my time. 

[LPJR]

That is pretty cool! 

[nb6624]

What year

[vdep217]

Things linger thurs is what we need to be seen by the public on the fence about hunting...  people don't realize that's its because of hunters are have the wild life we do today..  I love the line we are going to hit the bears to extinction...  show me one piece of evidence where regulated hunting has led to the demise of a spiecies...   

[JerseyJaysTaxidermy]

Very cool.
Are you Lee?

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[Newtonlt2]

Good stuff!!!

 

[Lungsonlvs]

1948 was the year and yes it’s Lee J.   Here’s another neat thing. My Grandfather Stanley Sr. And my great Grandfather after a coon hunt in the 1800s.