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Camping scene, c. 1925
Curt Schroeder Jr. holds a drinking or coffee making vessel next to a shelf full of camping supplies. Waterway in view behind Schroeder and a hunting dog stands in front of him. -
Hunting portrait, c. 1925
A young person with a smoking pipe in their mouth, one arm around a hunting dog and the other around a dead turkey. Another hunting dog sniffs at the turkey behind the man or woman. -
Camping scene, c. 1950
Harry Dyer and Jim Pomeroy at a temporary camp with several hunting dogs and their woods buggy. -
Hunters with dogs, c. 1950
Three hunters and their dogs stand next to two utility vehicles, referred to as woods buggies. Harry Dyer on the right and the other two hunters may be Jim Pomeroy (1909-1975) and John Law (1903-1981). -
Meal time, c. 1950
Meal time at temporary hunting campsite. -
Three hunting dogs at rest, c. 1950
Two woods buggies or utility vehicles parked in a grassy area where three hunting dogs rest. An unidentified man stands between the trucks. -
Utility truck with food storage, c. 1950
Harry Dyer and Jim Pomeroy prepare a meal from their wood buggy. Dog looks towards the camera and photographer in the foreground and another dog lays under the truck. According to Ernest Lyons in one of his Stuart News columns (26 Apr 1962), The judge [Harry Dyer] is a marvelous woods cook. I don't know that I've ever eaten any finer black bass and bream, fried to a turn, that those which he prepares." -
Break from the hunt, c. 1950
John Law (left), Harry Dyer (front right) and Earl Dyer Ricou (back right) take a break from hunting to eat. Hunting dogs identified as "Duke" (on left), "Chappy" and "Pudge" on the right. -
John Law and hunting dogs, c. 1950
John Law stands in a wooded area with three hunting dogs. -
Michael Littman with hunting dog, c. 1950
Michael Littman sits on the running board of a woods buggy with a hunting dog.