I graduated in 1995, hence my handle. Duck hunted many mornings before school and left waders and ithaca model 37 12 ga in a 1990 Camaro in the parking lot. No problems then but boy has the world changed. Who here has duck hunted out of a camaro for one thing, lol?

I had all kinds of knives on me and others had knives and chew. I never had a problem in 2009-2013

We still had a smoking area for the outlaws back in the day it was where all the beef was settled lol

I hunted and trapped out of a 74 Beetle!

"73' Mercury Cougar for me.

I made a set for mine in 9th grade metal shop just didn't have a truck to put them in yet.

get r dun Catch lol

Well guess what, we live in a much different world now folks.

I just heard on the news "Mr. Potato head" kids toy is now being changed so its "gender neutral".

Amateurs. Mine was a 73 Opel Manta, then a 78 Volvo 4 door. Camaro would’ve been some high class wheels. I’m not much older than JOCO, if he graduated in 95.



Owl

Youngins lol.....

wtg guys good times. Yes Owl im 43. Worked out that camaro raising calves, barning tobacco and working at the stockyard, more girls wanted to ride in it than the plymouth volare station wagon i borrowed from grandma lol wood grain panels on the side

we had gun safety training in Room 101 at my high school circa 1975

I saw that too. Imagine the societal damage done by Mr. Potato head over the generations.

Not in Rural southern MN. Not yet anyway

In metal shop one of our required projects was making a hunting knife

technically the law changed in 1990 and you were a felon. they then in 1995 extended it to add hunting or shooting with in 1000 feet of a school property without authorization from the school.unless you were on private property.

I was class of 96

say there was a field your dad owned on both sides of the road next to the school my school had corn fields to the east west and north so very possible and you hunted those corn fields for pheasant. you could hunt them but to cross the road you would have to unload and encase cross the road then you could hunt again , because having the gun loaded or uncased was breaking the law. that was not a felony however. now if you walked to the far end of that field and were 1001 feet from the edge of the school property you could just walk across the road.

I have deer hunted out of a Saturn S and a mini van, and a Lincoln town car windo vans , conversion vans and a few trucks. I always got out of the car loaded the gun then hunted to be clear. I had a cousin who hunted from the camaro.

76 Malibu with rusted wheel wells in the trunk. I graduated in 86.

My family were from a rural area in north central Pa. My uncle would recall that as a high school kid in the 1940’s, the bus driver would have his 99 Savage with him in the bus during deer season. One morning during buck season, the bus driver shot a fork horn out of the driver’s window. Several of the older boys went out with driver, and helped him drag it back and pull it into the stairwell of the bus. When they got to the school, they drug it down to a patch of woods and skinned and gutted it.

Later in the week, boys in the shop class butchered the deer, and the girls in the home economics learned to cook venison and it was served up in the cafeteria.

I was a little skeptical of the story, until I asked my mother about it. She was a year younger than my uncle and clearly remembered a deer being butchered and cooked at school. Today, the tale of a bus driver shooting out of the bus window would be a big story on CNN. Times sure changed in the last 75 years.

Nice.

Buddy of mine in the marines in San Diego told me of a time he and some buddies went into Mexico for thr weekend and were stopped and searched by some cops. They found a couple .223 round in their car. Nobody went to jail but he said the cops ended up with every dime they had.