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Unread 03-14-2017, 08:39 AM   #21
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On a game shoot in the UK one will always wear a tie it's the form you know.
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Unread 03-14-2017, 03:15 PM   #22
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I can remember in the early 70's we could not hunt deer in GA counties on Sunday without the permission of the County Sheriff. I hunted in Monroe County then and the Sheriff there forbid it. Always headed home after Saturday evening hunt.
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There is still no Sunday hunting for deer in Pa. or no hunting period on Sunday in Maine
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My theory; having your picture taken back in those days was such an important occasion that a gentleman would dress up for such a thing.
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I wrote the story of that picture up and Cote' published it in The Double Gun Journal, Volume Eleven, Issue 3, page 186. It was October 1948, and all the family had returned to Grandpa's farm west of Minneapolis for Grandma and Grandpa's 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was the big day, and everybody was dressed up getting ready for the celebration, when Grandma looked outside and spotted two roosters crossing the driveway and heading for the copse of woods behind the machine shed. Too much for my Father and Grandfather! They each grabbed their shotguns, whistled up the dog, and one went each way around the machine shed. As luck would have it a rooster went each way when the dog rooted them out and they each got one.

I don't recall anyone in my family wearing a necktie to go hunting. From Sioux Lake, Minnesota, October 1931, when my parents were first dating, my Mother and Father in the lower picture and my Father on the left in the upper photo with his cousin Edna in the middle and her husband Willis with his foot on the bumper of the car --

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My Father and Kipper Dandy in Columbia County, Washington, October 1972 --

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Dave, your mother and cousin Edna are dressed exactly the same from head to toe!!!
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Great pictures. It shows that hunting with doubles runs deep in your family.
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looks like they were driveing a model a ford for transportation....good hunting looks like to me...charlie
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One of my favorites. Arthur Davenport Fuller "Let's Go"



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Like the work of J.K.Kernan.
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