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How advanced were they, I love this painting….

Started by Tom007, July 13, 2023, 07:06:33 AM

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bwhana

All these hardcore hunters on here and no one noticed the bird on the right in the second picture had a double beard! :)

Clearly that's the one he is aiming at!

Happy

Quote from: bwhana on July 25, 2023, 04:57:24 PM
All these hardcore hunters on here and no one noticed the bird on the right in the second picture had a double beard! :)

Clearly that's the one he is aiming at!
Your way behind on that one sir. I brought that up way back

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bwhana

Quote from: Happy on July 25, 2023, 05:04:25 PM
Quote from: bwhana on July 25, 2023, 04:57:24 PM
All these hardcore hunters on here and no one noticed the bird on the right in the second picture had a double beard! :)

Clearly that's the one he is aiming at!
Your way behind on that one sir. I brought that up way back
Sorry, missed it!  Trying to read without reading glasses is big problem at my age!

Happy


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WildTigerTrout

My dentist who is also an avid turkey hunter has about 4 or 5 Jack Paluh signed, numbered and framed prints in his waiting area. They are all signed by the artist with a personal message to my dentist. I am sure they know each other.  I never tire of seeing them.  All are the same theme, eastern native Americans using primitive methods to hunt wild turkeys.
Deer see you and think you are a stump. The Old Gobbler sees a stump and thinks it is YOU!

tad1

A friend has a very similar artwork in his multi million "cabin" estate.   Almost certainly the same artist.  I remember being completely struck by that painting. 
  Love these, thanks for sharing ????
   JT

Brian Fahs

I love those hunting paintings.

Thank God they were not hiding behind a gobbler decoy reaping..........lmao.

crow

I had read in some old writings the Indians  would use dead turkeys (and geese) as decoys.

Several years back i called in and shot a fall jake.
after meeting back up with my buddy we propped up the Jake with some sticks to use as a decoy, he called in several turkeys from that drove that came in right up to the dead decoy and he shot one.

Sir-diealot

They used camo, I love those that say they never did, the thought that they did not simply humors me. They would darken their bodies with mud, use plant dyes to do the same we do with camo face paint and wear darker clothes. There is so much evidence in archeology to show this the "Indian's never did that" people make me laugh out loud.
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briton

Coo painting! I have this one from the same artist. I got it at the NWTF meeting a long time ago 847/900.


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