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[360 0r Better]

2 hours ago, Edge said:

Says 1957 Deer A G&F

Wasn't a lot of letters needed on the tag I guess, AK and HI weren't even states yet.

dang Tim that tag is older than you 

[Edge]

Just now, 360 0r Better said:

dang Tim that tag is older than you 

Pops

[elkaholic]

Back in them days , using open sights 30-30 common. Still dropping 90 in bucks.

 

[NOTAGS]

Wearing flannel shirts and jeans, no Kuiu needed....

hunters were hunters, no one had even spoken 6.5 Creedmore, much less heard of it.

22 minutes ago, elkaholic said:

Back in them days , using open sights 30-30 common. Still dropping 90 in bucks.

 

 

[5guyshunting]

3 minutes ago, NOTAGS said:

Wearing flannel shirts and jeans, no Kuiu needed....

hunters were hunters, no one had even spoken 6.5 Creedmore, much less heard of it.

 

6.5 queenmore?

[stanley]

That old rack with the metal tag is super cool.  My dad had a big, heavy 4X4 muley rack hanging up in the carport in the house I grew-up in, in Kearny.  Killed it up close to the Ray copper pit, I believe.  It had one of those metal tags, circa around 1960 or 1961, I think.  When they moved after he retired in the early 90s, the rack somehow became lost.  Sure wish I had that now....

S.

[Edge]

1 hour ago, NOTAGS said:

Wearing flannel shirts and jeans, no Kuiu needed....

hunters were hunters, no one had even spoken 6.5 Creedmore, much less heard of it.

 

I think this is the same deer. Remington 30-06 Gamemaster with 4x Weaver.

1957

I haven't changed a thing on that rig. I don't think dad owned any camo.

2016

[northAZarcher]

1 hour ago, 5guyshunting said:

6.5 queenmore?

This a lot like TDS. Can't keep it out the mouth!  Must be a reason why all the hate! Haha

[Nuker]

3 hours ago, elkaholic said:

Back in them days , using open sights 30-30 common. Still dropping 90 in bucks.

 

Yep, and earlier too.

Here is my great-grandfather's Winchester 1894 that I have now. Serial number says build was circa 1907.

My family said he got a decent number of deer all around the Sulphur Springs Valley in the first half of the 20th century. They hunted up to Willcox, over to Bisbee, down to Douglas and all around there. Dos Cabezas and Mule mountains I think are the two ranges on either side.

It's old enough that it is marked 30 W.C.F. instead of the newer, more common 30-30 marking.

[cmille308]

2 hours ago, Edge said:

I think this is the same deer. Remington 30-06 Gamemaster with 4x Weaver.

1957

I haven't changed a thing on that rig. I don't think dad owned any camo.

2016

I have that same setup in .270 from my grandpa. I'm looking for the right tag to use it on. 

[Edge]

7 hours ago, cmille308 said:

I have that same setup in .270 from my grandpa. I'm looking for the right tag to use it on. 

Do you know the dubious claim to fame the .270 Gamemaster has?

[thegunsmith2506]

8 hours ago, Nuker said:

Yep, and earlier too.

Here is my great-grandfather's Winchester 1894 that I have now. Serial number says build was circa 1907.

My family said he got a decent number of deer all around the Sulphur Springs Valley in the first half of the 20th century. They hunted up to Willcox, over to Bisbee, down to Douglas and all around there. Dos Cabezas and Mule mountains I think are the two ranges on either side.

It's old enough that it is marked 30 W.C.F. instead of the newer, more common 30-30 marking.

That is super cool. I grew up hunting with my grandpa in all those same places. 

[Big Tub]

You know you're hosed when you hear "past performance is not indicative of future results" and they start quoting the tags will be mailed out by 4-2-2021.  

simple interpretation:  WE SCREWED UP.

[cmille308]

31 minutes ago, Edge said:

Do you know the dubious claim to fame the .270 Gamemaster has?

I do not. I am looking forward to learning

[Edge]

22 minutes ago, cmille308 said:

I do not. I am looking forward to learning