Let’s see your throwback pictures

[Caseknife]

Don’t remember what year but this is my grandpa

I Went to school with his daughter Lisa in Thorp.  They ran the Post Office there as well.

[Caseknife]

My Dad with a little buck in the 40's
Dad's Jeep loaded for the trip out  from elk camp
Packing elk with horses in the lodgepole

[Rob]

I have that red checkered jacket!  handed down over the years.  Super warm!

[boneaddict]

My daughter just got Idabooners.   I don’t know if she will ever hunt with it, but it will be treated like it’s in a shrine.   I impressed on her how awesome that jacket was, compared to all the stuff they have nowadays.   

It’s amazing how well that pattern blends in, in the shadows.   

[Karl Blanchard]

My daughter just got Idabooners.   I don’t know if she will ever hunt with it, but it will be treated like it’s in a shrine.   I impressed on her how awesome that jacket was, compared to all the stuff they have nowadays.   

It’s amazing how well that pattern blends in, in the shadows.

I have my grandpas old Filson vest. I swear he wore it every single day of his life in the colder months and is still in fantastic shape.. I don't wear it but even if I did im sure it would last another lifetime.

[highside74]

Maybe not a throwback but I was definitely way younger.  My 1st elk. Hunting Eatonville Hancock when it was still walk in access. 5 road miles from the gate. I was by myself, shot him at 20 yards and watched him tip over. Took me over 20 minutes to find him in the tall ferns. Called my brother for help. On my way out I walked past a logging operation. They were jacked that I shot an elk. They asked how I was going to get it out and I think them I was heading down to meet my brother and we were going to come back and cut it up. They said to drive in and they would move their stuff to let us through. I couldn't have been happier because I had no clue what I was really going to do with this elk. Lol. By the time we drove back up they had the road cleared and even came up after work to see if we needed help.

[Bob33]

My father's 1961 Bethel Ridge elk. I sure wish I could have experienced the stories he told me from the 50s and 60s.

[go4steelhd]

My father's 1961 Bethel Ridge elk. I sure wish I could have experienced the stories he told me from the 50s and 60s.

That's so cool

[highside74]

My father's 1961 Bethel Ridge elk. I sure wish I could have experienced the stories he told me from the 50s and 60s.

That's so cool

You got that right.

[redi]

Nice bulls

[bigmacc]

My daughter just got Idabooners.   I don’t know if she will ever hunt with it, but it will be treated like it’s in a shrine.   I impressed on her how awesome that jacket was, compared to all the stuff they have nowadays.   

It’s amazing how well that pattern blends in, in the shadows.

I have my grandpas old Filson vest. I swear he wore it every single day of his life in the colder months and is still in fantastic shape.. I don't wear it but even if I did im sure it would last another lifetime.

I still have my dads old Black Bear(its around 70 yo ), my great grandmas(the one she was wearing in the picture where she lassoed the big 4 point) and my great grandpas, both those are around 80-90 years old, priceless. Every once in awhile I will wear my dads out on a hunt, especially if I go into an area that holds a special memory.  I remember him putting my feet in the pockets of that coat and rubbing them to warm them up many times on some dang cold Methow mornings when I was just tagging along as a small boy.

[boneaddict]

[Timberstalker]

So awesome.

[go4steelhd]

From the 60’s in southern Idaho. My father and his 4 brothers went out hunting with their uncles.

[idaho guy]

I have that red checkered jacket!  handed down over the years.  Super warm!

 

Me too still my go to hunting jacket