Nine For Nine

BigPappi · Mar 11, 2006

Picture of my grandpa and his friends in the early fifties. The deer were shot in a spot where me and my family still hunt today, but I don't think we'll ever go Nine For Nine like they did.

BigPappi · Mar 11, 2006

Sorry the first pictures were a little small.

mtmuley · Mar 11, 2006

Neat picture. Where was it? mtmuley

tufferthandug · Mar 11, 2006

Nice old school pics!

eelgrass · Mar 11, 2006

Nice picture! The good 'ol days!

It looks like some of the guys have something pinned to their caps. Is that their hunting license? Just curious.

Steve

Nails · Mar 11, 2006

Man to have been able to hunt back in those days.................................(mind wonders as I am daydreaming) a good group of guys,nine for nine and a few brews. Sounds too good to be true. Thanks for the pics.

Nails.

fatrooster · Mar 11, 2006

Thanks for posting. I love the old pictures. fatrooster.

BuckSnort · Mar 11, 2006

Thats awesome! Thanks for sharing the pics.

muledeernut · Mar 11, 2006

Love to see those old pictures like that. Share more if you have them. Muledeernut

kilowatt · Mar 11, 2006

Nice old time pictures, they are the best. Thanks for posting them, which state was this????

Brian

cohntr6 · Mar 11, 2006

Suprised they didnt tip over the truck!
Thanks for sharing.
Jeff

Tuffbucker · Mar 11, 2006

Awesome pics!! Thanks for sharing. I agree with whats been said so far....Old School Pics rock!

TUFF

Gator · Mar 12, 2006

Even if you could go nine by nine, I don't think they would be of that quantity, some great bucks in that photo.

BigPappi · Mar 12, 2006

They were shot in Utah.

Slide · Mar 12, 2006

Thank you for sharing your family pics. I enjoy looking at the old photos and dreaming of what could have been.

Thank You

Keep the sun at your back, the wind in your face and your eyes on the horizon.

cheeseheadinOHIO · Mar 12, 2006

Looks like all the deer were vertically challenged (midgets). They all have their lower legs cutoff. Agree on tipping the truck over, must be almost 1800 lbs hanging on one side. Any answer about the things pinned to their hats? Couple of nice racks in there. Thanks.

bighollow · Mar 12, 2006

Those are their hunting licsenses on their hats for all you young ones. It used to be that it had to be visible, The deers legs are cut off because they were brought down loaded on a horse. Some pretty steep and ledgy country I might add. If you look under the rear of the truck you can see a horse head feeding.

257Tony · Mar 12, 2006

Thats an awesome pic! Gotta wish it was still that way....

BCBOY · Mar 12, 2006

That's Cool!!!! Thanks for sharing that ol' timer pic with us.

jasn · Mar 13, 2006

That's awesome, I read nine for nine in the posting title and thought no way, not recently. I was right, not recently, but its sure great to see how it was back then! Thanks for sharing the pic!

Chef · Mar 13, 2006

Enjoy them old time pics. Thanks!

Chef
"I Love Animals...They're Delicious!"

GooseHunterJr · Mar 15, 2006

That's a sweet pic.....some big deer in there!!

woodruffhunter · Mar 15, 2006

Those "old pic's" are my favorite. thanks

Roy · Mar 15, 2006

Cool pic. The truck is leaning a bit to that side! - I wouldn't say 1800 lbs though, more like 1500. A good lot of deer for sure. Most of those bucks probably never saw a taxidermist either - that was the norm and only trophy hunters (big shots with $$$$) mounted their deer. I do guarantee though however that not a drop of the venison was wasted!
ROY