Vintage Hunting Pictures Non Africa

[Hoas]

Had a little bit time to share some pics again

American hunters after a grouse shoot in Michigan 1917

Blackbucks and Chinkara taken by Indian maharajas and English cricket players in a safari near Jamnagar in India, 26th November 1937.

Blackbucks and Chinkara taken by Indian maharajas and English cricket players in a safari near Jamnagar in India, 26th November 1937.

10th Aug. 1931. Portrait of American icon Clark Gable (1901 - 1960), the charismatic star of 'Gone With The Wind' and "Mogambo" while out hunting, carrying a semi-auto Remington model 8 rifle, probably chambered in .30 Remington.

Detail of a group portrait in Houston Texas year 1931

Canada, year 1919: The Duke of Windsor, (1894 - 1972), as Prince of Wales, on a shooting expedition during a royal tour of Canada. He reigned as King Edward VIII from January to December 1936.

Elk hunter in front of McLeods Cabin in Happy Hollow Arkansas

Four Russian hunters with four Siberian Tigers with the guide year 1934

French hunters jungle camp in the Suoi Kiet French Indochina Vietnam one hundred years ago

From the crowning good old days of Australia

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Germany 1930 Albert Diedrichs a hunter from Antfeld with his stag and drilling gun

Head of crop raiding elephant, shot on a plantation in Dutch East Indies now Indonesia 1890s

Hemingway and his love of Idaho pheasants

Henry Luis Charles te Mechelen (1841-1917) with two Javan Green Peacocks - Pavo muticus shot in the swamp jungles of western Java, Dutch East Indies now Indonesia

 

[Hoas]

Been a while since I last posted

Coyote Hunting in US 1889

Hunter heading home on bicycle with Roe Deer 1960's East Germany

Hunters and native tribesmen after a Sambar hunt in old French Indochina Vietnam

Hunters with Moose and Deer hanging in their farmyard around Madison Wisconsin 1933

Hunting in rural Albania

Hunting party in 1874 southern Romania

Indian farmer that has survived a bear mauling

 

[Shakka]

Incredible!!!!!

 

[Hoas]

Jack OConnor with Stone Sheep probably Yukon or BC

Javanese Tiger hunt in the olden days of the Dutch East Indies

Kansas 1892 American wolfers Billy Weldon and Geroge Theis Jr getting ready for a wolf chase

King Carol II of Romania and Prince Paul Karadjordjevic of Yugoslavia

Kodiak, 1955 Man and Grizzly after the reckoning

Lady Bear huntress from Transylvania now Romania 1880s

Lord Curzon and entourage after a tiger hunt in old India

Maharajah of Panna and Maharajah of Alwar with a tiger shot in 1939

Man and child standing by massive Grizzly skins shot around Sandy Point Alaska c 1910

 

[zoey026]

Thanks so much for posting these incredible photos Hoas!

I am curious to know if you have any more information on the kouprey photo above [wild cattle with the frayed horns]

Thanks!

 

[Hoas]

Thanks so much for posting these incredible photos Hoas!

I am curious to know if you have any more information on the kouprey photo above [wild cattle with the frayed horns]

Thanks!

Unfortunately not.

 

[Hoas]

Montana or Wyoming 1880s William R Bullard and the very big buck that weight dressed 212 lbs next to his hound and a beaver

Northern Australia 1931 Group of men celebrating aboard ship the capturing of two Saltwater Crocodiles

Polar Bear shot in Alaska by an Inuit hunter likely between 1955-1970 period

Rattlesnake Jack McIntyre with his children Martha and Albert, 1890's. In Sheridan County, Wyoming, a wolfer of note was S. A. "Rattlesnake Jack" McIntyre, who hunted in the Bighorns and from Ucross north to Montana in the late 1880's and early 1890's. In 1895, Rattlesnake Jack moved to northern Nebraska. Jack, who also for a time, ran a traveling snake show, moved to Buffalo after Nebraska authorities took his daughter Martha away from him as a result of his allowing her to play with his pet rattlesnakes. The authorities also attempted to take away his son Albert on the charges against the boy of "vagrancy and mendicancy." A mendicant is a beggar. Jack was allowed to keep custody of Albert only on the promise that he would not longer allow the boy to play with the snakes. Rattlesnake Jack often carried the snakes with him under his shirt. In Gillette, he created a stir when he released the snakes in a local saloon.

The (in)famous Seth Kinman (1815 – 1888) was an early settler of Humboldt County, California, a legendary pioneer and hunter based in Fort Humboldt, a famous chair maker, and a nationally recognized entertainer. He stood over 6 ft (1.83 m) tall and was known for his hunting prowess and his brutality toward bears and Indians. Kinman claimed to have shot a total of over 800 grizzly bears, and, in a single month, over 50 elk. He was also a hotel keeper, saloon keeper, and a musician who performed for President Lincoln on a fiddle made from the skull of a mule. Known for his publicity seeking, Kinman appeared as a stereotypical mountain man dressed in buckskins on the U.S. east coast and selling cartes de visites of himself and his famous chairs. The chairs were made from elkhorns and grizzly bear skins and given to U.S. Presidents.[3][4] Presidents so honored include James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, and Rutherford Hayes. He may have had a special relationship with President Lincoln, appearing in at least two of Lincoln's funeral corteges, and claiming to have witnessed Lincoln's assassination. He died at 72. Cause of death? Accidental firearms discharge.

 

[Hoas]

Back with more

Sheriff of Cassville Wisconsin posing with two deer in town

Sky high pile of buffalo skulls in 1882, during the near extinction of the bison in the American Old West

Sloth bear India

Son of the hunter Romania

Successful Anaconda hunt in Dutch Guyana (n. Suriname) 1903, during the Gonini Expedition led by Lt. Alphons Franssen Herderschee of Dutch Colonial Army and on behalf of The Royal Dutch Geographical Society with the purpose of Gonini River basin and exploration along with plant and animal specimens collecting and study.

Sumatran men with a half skinned crocodile 1892 Hunter and photographer

Sumatran Tigers and two Wild Boar Dutch East Indies now Indonesia

Sranantongo maroons, descendants of runaway black slaves from the jungles of Surinam, with a very large "bofru" as they call their Tapir (Tapirus terrestis) they hunted. Image taken in the 1885-1915 period, Dutch Guyana (n. Surinam). The Maroons are largely of west African descent that established themselves in the Central and this case South American mountains and jungles around colonial plantations they ran away from amd wage war with in the 17th-18th century. They continued to live in tribal villages in a similar manner to their African ancestors and heritage. Today, they remain the largest ethnic group in Surinam along with the Creoles, formerly Dutch Guyana.

The head keeper at Warton Priory, standing in front of a large kill of pheasants.

 

[Hoas]

64 Vintage Hunting Photos That Show Life In Another Era

 

[Kouprey]

Thanks so much for posting these incredible photos Hoas!

I am curious to know if you have any more information on the kouprey photo above [wild cattle with the frayed horns]

Thanks!

Hello Zoey!
The Kouprey above was shot by Henri Jouin in Cambodia 1949. I believe the trophy was auctioned some years ago for several thousand Euro.
Best regards!

 

[Hunter-Habib]

12 Gauge (2 3/4”) Sialkot Single Barrel
Eley Alphamax 36 Gram L.G
7x57mm Mauser Churchill Gunmakers Model Deluxe
175Gr Winchester Super X Soft Point

 

[Wheels]

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12 Gauge (2 3/4”) Sialkot Single Barrel
Eley Alphamax 36 Gram L.G
7x57mm Mauser Churchill Gunmakers Model Deluxe
175Gr Winchester Super X Soft Point

You are in a very small club. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

 

[Hunter-Habib]

You are in a very small club. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Why thank you, Wheels.

 

[CoElkHunter]

George Armstrong Custer and his bull elk taken during the 1873 Yellowstone Expedition. What rifle in the photo is he using?

 

[PerH]

George Armstrong Custer and his bull elk taken during the 1873 Yellowstone Expedition. What rifle in the photo is he using?

His custom .50 Gov Rolling Block, he carried it with him on that faithful day,so the 2 of them never parted ways in life.

 

[CoElkHunter]

His custom .50 Gov Rolling Block, he carried it with him on that faithful day,so the 2 of them never parted ways in life.

.50 or .45-70 or .45-90? Just asking as I’m not familiar with rifles of that era. Thanks!

 

[PerH]

.50 or .45-70 or .45-90? Just asking as I’m not familiar with rifles of that era. Thanks!

.50-70 Gov used before the .45 , had 450ngrain lead as stansard for rifke loads.

 

[CoElkHunter]

.50-70 Gov used before the .45 , had 450ngrain lead as stansard for rifke loads.

Fantastic video! Thank you! @crs you NEED to have one of these built for you!