RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

I think I understand how he saw a rack on that deer. The same way he suddenly "saw" those 6 racks in bow season. The same way he "sees" some of his other facts. He even thinks that my dog makes posts on here

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

Make for easier "Bird" prey![/align]

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

During the 20s and 30s there were only 2 years when antlerless deer were legal,1928 and 1938. Take a close look at the left side of the deers head and you can clearly see a nice antler to the right of the guys trumpet. Then ask yourself what the hunter behind the deer is holding in his hand?

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

Wrong again.

No rack. Just a trumpet and the trumpet players hand + lots of imagination. It looks like the guymay be holding the right earto hold up the head.

If the trumpet valves count, it could be AR legal statewide;)

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

A rack on that peewee?
Huh?

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

Maybe it's just a really big guy holding it

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

Finally BTB has proved I was wrong about something. Three cheers for your side!!

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

BTB, thanks for the zoom shot. Still think that deer looks funny. Are we SURE it's a PA photo and not a mule deer? Head looks disproportionately large.

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

Just enough of the ears and just enough of the tail to make the idea of a mule deer a distinct possibility

RE: "The Good Old Days"
 

The picture was in an album that belongs to my wife's cousin.
She wanted to copy some other photos not related to this one.
I happened to see this in the album and thought I would share.
As of right now, I have NO details about the photo, but I will see
if I can get some history ifI talk to him.
Until then, speculate away. It is good fun and can't possibly turn into
a PGC debate. I can't make the connection but it MIGHT be possible.;)

Do you see a button there??
As far as a mule deer, Do they come that small??
Would have to be a newborn, darn near.