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Maine hunting game pole photo #8604770 04/28/26 03:45 PM 04/28/26 03:45 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine Bruce T OP trapper
Bruce T OP trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Northern Maine	Maine hunting party photo with one bear, two moose and seven deer taken in the north Maine woods. From left are Willie Adams, Horace Austin, Eagan Harrigan, David F. Adams, Fred Harrigan, Willard Curtis, and Johnny the cook. Circa 1900 Hunting History! #vintage #vintagehunting #vintagehunters NRA,NTA,MTA,FTA Proud member of NTA

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604809 04/28/26 05:45 PM 04/28/26 05:45 PM
Joined: Mar 2020 W NY Turtledale trapper
Turtledale trapper Joined: Mar 2020 W NY	Cool photo, Johnny the unhappy cook made me laugh NYSTA, NTA, FTA, life member Erie county trappers assn.,life member Catt.county trappers

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604816 04/28/26 06:00 PM 04/28/26 06:00 PM
Joined: Nov 2025 Holmes co. Oh. S Skippy 1 trapper
Skippy 1 trapper S Joined: Nov 2025 Holmes co. Oh.	I've seen a fair number of these game pole pictures and often wondered how much of that meat gets processed and how. How much gets spoiled then tossed. There's at least a ton of meat hanging there.

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604818 04/28/26 06:09 PM 04/28/26 06:09 PM
Joined: Jan 2012 PA P panaxman trapper
panaxman trapper P Joined: Jan 2012 PA	Love these old pix!

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604819 04/28/26 06:18 PM 04/28/26 06:18 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Missouri M mississippiposse trapper
mississippiposse trapper M Joined: Dec 2006 Missouri	Cool

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604831 04/28/26 07:32 PM 04/28/26 07:32 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Wisconsin M Moosetrot trapper
Moosetrot trapper M Joined: Jan 2007 Wisconsin	Nice one, Bruce! Moosetrot

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Bruce T] #8604843 04/28/26 08:18 PM 04/28/26 08:18 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Williamsport, Pa. J jk trapper
jk trapper J Joined: Dec 2006 Williamsport, Pa.	Yep, everyone has a bolt action scope sighted rifle, can't be a hunter without one.......jk Free people are not equal. Equal people are not free. What's supposed to be ain't always is. Hopper Hunter

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Skippy 1] #8604852 04/28/26 08:51 PM 04/28/26 08:51 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 Alaska and Washington State W waggler trapper
waggler trapper W Joined: Jan 2008 Alaska and Washington State	Originally Posted by Skippy 1 I've seen a fair number of these game pole pictures and often wondered how much of that meat gets processed and how. How much gets spoiled then tossed. There's at least a ton of meat hanging there. I'd be willing to bet a lot more of it got utilized back then than does now. "My life is better than your vacation"

Re: Maine hunting game pole photo [Re: Skippy 1] #8604999 Yesterday at 07:08 AM Yesterday at 07:08 AM
Joined: Jan 2012 Ohio OhioBoy trapper
OhioBoy trapper Joined: Jan 2012 Ohio	Same as now. Figure out some way to get it home. I think it was common for big groups of guys to take a train to where they hunt and then send the game back on the train. Remember at one time there was market hunting and the train took it to the grocery store. Frank Glaser made .25 cents a lbs. early to mid 1900's. This is a train station: Early off road pickup: Originally Posted by Skippy 1 I've seen a fair number of these game pole pictures and often wondered how much of that meat gets processed and how. How much gets spoiled then tossed. There's at least a ton of meat hanging there.

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