days gone by.....

[jakesdad]

Some of us are getting close to opening day and some of us are already in the woods, so lets see some pics of hunts from the past. love looking at some of those older pics; its a wonder we killed anything with the stuff we had 

[OldSchool]

Wish I could, but my pictures are on photo paper. I know there's a way to get them from there to the computer, but I don't have a clue how to do it. Technology is a wonderful thing if you're smart enough to use it.

Bob

[jakesdad]

Wish I could, but my pictures are on photo paper. I know there's a way to get them from there to the computer, but I don't have a clue how to do it. Technology is a wonderful thing if you're smart enough to use it.

Bob

Agreed. Dont have a clue about posting pics  . usually gotta have the wife email photos of kills for the contest to Fullchoke to have him post for me.

[OldSchool]

I've got a cell phone now and know how to send the pictures to the computer, so there's hope for me.

Bob

[chadly]

Here is one from 2006 of my wife 5 months pregnant with our first child.  She would not be impressed if she knew I showed a picture of her with no make up. 

[perrytrails]

Here's a pic of me with my first bird, late 80's.

And a pic of my dad on the same road the following season.

Sure wish I could have been in that picture with him. (Old Kodak wind up camera LOL) no cellphone with a timer back then.

We both took nice birds that morning. Good memories, I lost him in 2004, he was 84 and still climbing that ridge that you see behind me in the background.

He still climbs that ridge with me every year.

[MDSTRUTNRUT]

My first gobbler maybe 1986

[Happy]

First bird. Think around 2002.

[Yoder409]

The couple pictures of my first bird are Polaroids, if that tells ya something !!!!     

[wvmntnhick]

First bird. Think around 2002.

Never did get any prettier. 

[Happy]

  Yeah you right. My wife decided to go with performance instead of looks.

[MDSTRUTNRUT]

OldSchool find someone with a scanner and load them to an sd card then transfer them to your computer.    The better the scanner (higher # of dpi's) the better your digital pix will be.