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Utility vehicle at Mile Lake, c. 1960
Mile Lake is a fresh body of water on the west side of the North Fork of the St. Lucie River, stretching into both Martin and St. Lucie Counties. For many years it served as one of the largest bass fishing waterways in the area. -
Open air structure, c. 1960
Writing on back of photograph identifies the location as Palmar. Palmar is a 32,000-acre tract of wetland and a Water Management District in south Martin and north Palm Beach counties. -
Setup in the woods, c. 1950
Three men stand at the back of their utility vehicle or "woods buggy," using the tailgate as shelf or table in a wooded area. Hunting dogs also in view. Poor copy. -
Two all terrain vehicles and a dog, c. 1950
Two all terrain vehicles with chains on the tires, loaded with gear and parked in an open grassy area. Hunting dog looks toward the camera in the foreground. -
Feeding time, c. 1950
Hunting dogs gathered around a woods buggy parked in an area with tall grasses as Harry Dyer feeds them. Earl Dyer Ricou looks on from the running board of the vehicle behind Harry Dyer and the dogs. -
R&R at hunting camp, c. 1960
Three men seated at a hunting camp with Harry Dyer standing in the middle of the group. John Law sits to the immediate left of Dyer. Hunting camp structure in view behind the men. -
R&R at hunting camp, c. 1960
Three men in chairs at hunting camp. From left to right the men are Harry Dyer, Jim Pomeroy, and John Law. -
Camping at Mile Lake, c. 1950
Camping scene with fire ring, men at picnic tables and automobiles parked in the background. Poor copy. -
Palmar hunting camp, c. 1950
Automobile parked next to the Palmar hunting camp structure. Hunting dogs also in view. -
Automobiles at Palmar hunting camp, c. 1960
A car, van and two all terrain vehicles parked at Palmar hunting camp.