Old pic,I posted this on the Win 70 thread, 1963 November N.W. Colorado, 41 1/2" Biggest Mule Deer I ever killed, looking thru old pictures, those were fun times. let's see yours Rio7
Good gracious what a buck! Wow!
I’ve got a scrapbook of deer hunting pictures dating back to about 1963. Love looking at the pictures and re-living those old memories.
SHAZAAM Andy !! whatabuck !!
My best WT was killed in 2008 'before' I joined the 'fire' so I don't have a good pic.
He weighed 194 # and 10 points but was headed downhill. I saw him in 07 and his rack was wider & taller.
He don't compare to yours but....
Here on tailgate of F 150 4x4
Jerry
That's an awesome deer and pic! Congrats!
RIO7 Great mule deer buck... and I am sure great memories ! Thanks for sharing RIO7 ! HH
... 1963 November N.W. Colorado, 41 1/2" Biggest Mule Deer I ever killed, looking thru old pictures, those were fun times.
>> * let's see yours Rio7
Come on guys, RIO asked for us to post some old pix.
FEW if any WT compare to big Muleys so don't be ashamed.
This buck was killed in 2007. His rack is a little better than the 1st one but he only weighed 178 #.
Deer weren't moving that morning and I still hunted INTO the wind and jumped this guy bedded in a cutover with a Doe.
He didn't get away. He landed on his back with 4 feet in the air. I'll never forget it but DANG I didn't take a pic.
Jerry
Old pic,I posted this on the Win 70 thread, 1963 November N.W. Colorado, 41 1/2" Biggest Mule Deer I ever killed, looking thru old pictures, those were fun times. let's see yours Rio7
Wow that’s a fine buck!
Wow! What a buck! The dinks I have killed in the 60’s didn’t even rate a picture. How is the mount holding up after all these years?…..you did have it mounted, didn’t you?
This buck was about 40" as I remember, like i said those were fun times. Rio7
No way I’m posting deer after those two muleys... good gracious!!!
Dang! They don't make 'em like that much anymore.
Love his shirt - classic.
Great mulies and whitetails, jwall and RIO7!
This one was/is from Maine, late 60s early 70s. Not bad for that era.
308 -
"for that era", ha, I'd shoot one like that today in a heartbeat !
I have a mere 6 pt, that weighed 176# with 17 1/2" inside spread but it's really a poor picture.
Jerry
Nice pics and beautiful deer. Those mulie's are awesome deer Rio.
This buck was about 40" as I remember, like i said those were fun times. Rio7
That's another stud buck, Congrats!
308, That's a nice deer, good job. Rio7
Not exactly an oldie, but my best blacktail buck to date.....
Blacktail53, Your buck looks like a old wise one to me, did you age him? very nice buck. Rio7
Blacktail53, Your buck looks like a old wise one to me, did you age him? very nice buck. Rio7
I passed him off to my taxidermist friend right away and didn't pull a tooth....by the time I thought about it, he'd already tossed the skull and remains....Dang!
Back in my youth
Wow! Good thing I don’t know how to post pictures on the Fire. Might embarrass myself. That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
How do you get pictures from 35 MM film on the computer to post them, I have many from the good old days.
How do you get pictures from 35 MM film on the computer to post them, I have many from the good old days.
no idea how to digitize from 35mm film, but if they are prints you can either take a photo with a digital camera or scan from a printer/scanner to your computer.
Photograph them with your phone. Watch the angle to minimize glare.
I spent quite a bit of time trying my own suggestion.
No bueno.....
This sight is hard to do pics.
Okay it works posted but not previewed.
Me with part of my Dads elk in the frame when I was young.
I spent quite a bit of time trying my own suggestion.
No bueno.....
This sight is hard to do pics.
Okay it works posted but not previewed.
Me with part of my Dads elk in the frame when I was young.
Some pics are better when small :-)
Good job Wink man, what grey hair?? Rio7
Good job Wink man, what grey hair?? Rio7
That was in the 80's. No grey hair there, but plenty now and goatee is all white on the chin, salt & pepper through the rest of it.
It's a bitch getting old, but, unfortunately some I know have not been that lucky.
The only things in common my old pics have with rio7's first pic, is good horses tied to the quakies waiting to be loaded. And being a whole bunch younger.....
Great pics Don, looking good !!!!!
Blacktail53, you hunt some good ground! Looks familiar. What a monster blacktail.
Don, Been there dun that, wish I could do it again, Getting old ain't bad, being old SUCKS!!!! Rio7
This one is from 20 odd years ago from my daughters home in Montana
Do not remember where I found this picture, but I chuckle every time I see it.
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So way back in in the fall of 1988 when I was way younger and had little kids, the little blonde kid in the pic apparently caught the hunting bug and decided he was going to become a bowhunter.
After shooting his first 8 pointer in 2008 he decided it was to small and he'd be setting his standards a lot higher, and all with the bow.
And he did !!!! He succeeded in a big way and passes way more bucks than he shoots. Pretty damn good for Jersey bucks right in the vicinity of where we live
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Probably 50-60 years ago at the Eagle Hotel in Downsville, NY. Just over the hill from me.
This was a real popular place for hunters from downstate and Jersey to stay. Probably had something to do with the watering hole on the first floor.
MY, MY, how times gave changed !! Rio7
Probably 50-60 years ago at the Eagle Hotel in Downsville, NY. Just over the hill from me.
This was a real popular place for hunters from downstate and Jersey to stay. Probably had something to do with the watering hole on the first floor.
Hotel Du Val on Route 209 in Ellenville NY was similar, they actually had a game pole at the entrace to the hotel and there were always at least 3 or 4 deer hanging during that first week of deer season. Good times back then !!!
Some great photos for sure.
Memories to last forever.
Allen, Great Blacktail, saw one like that here in the neighborhood last year, even bigger and with a taller fuller rack. Quite the matriarch . I just shot pictures of it with my camera. I figure he has been fathering some of the great bucks I've seen in the neighborhood.
Blue your 'best' mule deer is real impressive, and thanks for starting the thread.
Don't know where the pic is around the house here or can't find it on my old computer, but it was one I shot in far Northern MN, south of International Falls, the rack on it looks like it was from some a deer much smaller, but the deer was a big northern buck, even by those standards. Field cleaned at 265 pounds, and MN DNR estimated it at 340 to 350 bs on the hoof. Was taken with a 444 Marlin, deep in a No MN swamp, at 30 below zero.
as far as pics, I haven't figured out the system the campfire uses yet...but the rack on my "best buck" isn't that impressive, in ratio to the weight and size of the buck...
Not a big Mulie like the OP.....
Probably 50-60 years ago at the Eagle Hotel in Downsville, NY. Just over the hill from me.
This was a real popular place for hunters from downstate and Jersey to stay. Probably had something to do with the watering hole on the first floor.
Thanks for sharing.
My place is just up the road in East Branch.
Old pic,I posted this on the Win 70 thread, 1963 November N.W. Colorado, 41 1/2" Biggest Mule Deer I ever killed, looking thru old pictures, those were fun times. let's see yours Rio7
Holy smokes, RIO! That's awesome!!
Seafire, uh,uh you know that only bucks generally have racks? So the one you saw was a PATRIARCH?!? Sorry man, but it was glaring at me.
Be Well, RZ.