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Hunting portrait, c. 1950
James R. Pomeroy stands with a rifle next to a display of dead quail birds, hung from his woods buggy or all terrain/utility vehicle. -
Meal time, c. 1950
Meal time at temporary hunting campsite. -
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). -
Camping scene, c. 1950
Harry Dyer and Jim Pomeroy at a temporary camp with several hunting dogs and their woods buggy. -
Loading up hunting vehicle, c. 1950
Three men prepare their utility vehicle or "woods buggy" for a hunting trip. Harry Dyer on the left and Jim Boyd identified on top of the vehicle. -
Dishwashing at hunting camp, c. 1960
Michael Littman (left) and Jim Boyd wash dishes inside a Martin County hunting camp structure. -
Hunting camp interior, c. 1960
Kitchen and dining area inside hunting camp structure. From left to right: Jim Pomeroy, Jim Boyd, Harry Dyer and Mike Littman. -
Hunting vehicle, c. 1960
Jim Pomeroy sits in the driver's seat while Harry Dyer (top left) and Guy Boyd sit in chairs on top of the vehicle or "woods buggy" as they called it at the time the photo was taken. -
Woods buggy, c. 1990
All terrain vehicle fitted with cabinets and supplies for a hunting trip. According to several articles in the Stuart News, this and similar vehicles were referred to as "woods buggies" from the late 1940s through the 1960s. The vehicles were often older automobiles that were altered to make them better suited for traveling in waterlogged and wooded areas. -
Woods buggy, c. 1990
All terrain vehicle fitted with cabinets and supplies for a hunting trip.