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The old whiskery fellow, at 39 seconds, sitting on the stump with the Blunderbuss is none other than John "Spikehorn" Meyer, a famous businessman that operated "Spikehorn's Bear Den" on the corner of M-61 and US 27 near Harrison, Michigan in my youth. He died in 1959. I have a vague memory of a bewhiskered old man sitting on a stool just inside that tourist trap building when I was a kid.
Seen 2 different pic's of Noah John Rondeau ,the " Hermit of Cold River". 1= tepee polewood at his site. 2 the other was of He with a bear over his shoulder with long bow in hand. Tut
I can relate because my dad, uncles and gramma were part of this area. All used lever guns, had high boots over pants and all clothing was red/black or green/black plaid wool. And they walked virtually everywhere.
Enjoy Mother Nature's Glory, everyday!
Once one opens the mind to the plausible, the unbelievable becomes possible!
A lot of folks just enjoying nature. Don't see a lot of high dollar camo, equipment, posing with the critter like it is some kind of artistic photo shoot, etc.
A lot of folks just enjoying nature. Don't see a lot of high dollar camo, equipment, posing with the critter like it is some kind of artistic photo shoot, etc.
I make sure I get good quality pictures with the animals I take, not so much for anyone else other than me. Same reason I keep a journal of my hunts. I figure one day this ole memory will fade and one of my boys or grandchildren will come to me and say Dad or Papa, do you remember this hunt? I hope with pictures and them reading to me that it’ll jog that memory back and I can relive that day once again.
Anybody ever see one of Al Capone and the inner circle of the "outfit" hunting ducks? A former boss of mine claimed to have seen this picture, just curious if it actually existed?