Because Dad did!

[Gellar]

Getting closer everyday. Went from a semi auto to a muzzleloader.

Sorry you never experienced a full auto!

 

[Deleted member 16864]

1978 Ford trucks, model 70s, model 700s, Nosler bullets.

 

[MtsPSU]

Name a product you use because your father did.

For me,it's head and shoulders shampoo and old spice deodorant.

Leupolds and Remingtons

 

[np307]

Can't think of any products. Clint Eastwood movies and old bluegrass music come to mind though.

 

[Corn king 60]

My dad passed when I was 25 years old so our time together was cut short. He didn’t hunt or fish so other than two uncles who were great I was self taught in hunting,fishing, trapping. I grew up in an area and era where it was easy to explore the outdoors and learn.running my traps before school with my 22 and carbide lamp was the best.but back on topic he mostly taught us to use our hands and back along with pitchfork,shovel,wheel barrow,you get the idea. Great topic,really got me to thinking

 

[Southern Elk]

Chevy trucks, Honda ATVs, Stihl chainsaws, Browning rifles, Leupold scopes, and Federal ammo.

 

[Southern Elk]

 

[BrentD]

Singing "King of the Road" with Roger Miller at the top of my lungs while driving long distances...

 

[Derek44]

Chevy and Peterbilt. And one liner sarcasm. That’s all I got.

 

[hunter49]

#7 original clown repala, firetiger in a pinch.

Cause it flat out works.

 

[seeth07]

Ranch on potatoes instead of sour cream

 

[Derek44]

Ranch on potatoes instead of sour cream

Who wants anything rotten. It says it right in the name.

 

[Southern Elk]

Chevy and Peterbilt. And one liner sarcasm. That’s all I got.

My Granddaddy drove Peterbilts. Nothing looks better than a long nosed Pete!

 

[Derek44]

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More of a short nose guy. But yep!! Built with class!!
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[Hertervillian]

Ford pickups, and Winchester model 70s.

Ford guy too. He’s responsible for sardines, Vienna sausages, saltines and semi warm beer/pop for fishing trips.

 

[Nameless Range]

Fisherman’s Friend and .358 Winchester.

 

[Buffs35]

.300 Wby.
Beretta o/u
CU football
Willie Nelson
Skiing

 

[Deleted member 52937]

My dad bought cheap 870’s, savages in 308 and .3006, and piles of shit from the discount rack at Walmart. He couldn’t catch a fish with a fly to save his life lol. He liked to write his name on everything with a sharpie. I respect the hell out of my dad and he definitely was an accomplished big game hunter. I take after my mom when it comes to my expensive taste. My dad was also pretty straight arrow by the time he was raising us. I definitely prioritize time with family in the outdoors like my dad did. Work ethic, faith, hunting, he liked Chevy but I gave them up a while ago for Toyota.

 

[Hunt&FishCO]

My late father did not fish/hunt, that being said - here’s what comes to mind (don’t judge):

- Rolex
- Lexus

 

[Wildabeest]

Service to his community. I’ll never hold a candle to all of the things my dad did to serve others and his community, but he’ll always be an inspiration to me to do more. He coached us in numerous sports, was an officer in more civic organizations than I could list here, officer of Buckeye Big Bucks club, certified B&C scorer just to name a few. He filmed every high school football game for 20+ years for the coaching staff despite none of his kids ever playing. Never got paid a dime for any of it.

Things I’m glad I don’t do: Camel no-filters and Stroh’s beer.