Hunting Heritage

[Bushmoose]

I'm not sure I am permitted to post this, as it may be construed as a ad? Regardless, I'll post it anyway as it's entertaining, nostalgic and will help pass the winter doldrums. Great video!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMD8fCv914w

[finsfurfeathers]

Well I found it educational, bit nostalgic, somewhat educational but mostly quite well done. As there was no monetary profiteering don't think it qualifies as advertising per forum rules so I let it pass however can't speak for the other mods

[alfoldivandor]

I watched it a week ago very nice video .

[trimmer21]

I recognized Mike Buss from the video that was done in late 1989 for the OFAH -- "Moose Hunt: A Guide for Success" of which I still have a copy,although,for an old VHS,it's starting to get pretty grainy. I really enjoy videos like that. Obviously,it was done quite some time ago,but,it's still relevant today. Thanks for posting.

[Sam Menard]

I recognized Mike Buss from the video that was done in late 1989 for the OFAH -- "Moose Hunt: A Guide for Success" of which I still have a copy,although,for an old VHS,it's starting to get pretty grainy. I really enjoy videos like that. Obviously,it was done quite some time ago,but,it's still relevant today. Thanks for posting.

I enjoyed watching this video, I’m surprised that I hadn’t seen it before. Regarding the “guide to success” I converted my VHS copy to digital… you can buy a converter from Amazon - not expensive and pretty easy to do.

[trimmer21]

I enjoyed watching this video, I’m surprised that I hadn’t seen it before. Regarding the “guide to success” I converted my VHS copy to digital… you can buy a converter from Amazon - not expensive and pretty easy to do.

Thanks Sam. I'll check it out.

[Sharon]

I enjoyed watching that video. Thanks. I can trace my hunting heritage from 1776 to now. Wonderful heritage.