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Earl Ricou in hunting clothes, c. 1960
Earl Ricou stands in a field, wearing hunting gear holding a rifle over his shoulder. -
Stuart Shooting Club, 1966
The Stuart Shooting Club poses with rifles and coffee mugs, each with information about his match. Published in the Stuart News (9 June 1966) with the caption: "These six were winners in the new Stuart Shooting Club's first small bore match Sunday afternoon at the C-32 canal bank near where a new boat ramp is to be installed. They include (front row, left to right) Herb C. Gardner, first in offhand shooting; Earl D. Ricou second in prone, and Henry C. Beckman, first in aggregate; (back row) Frank A. Hertel, first in prone; George B. Osborn Jr., second in offhand, and Edgar L. Duston, second in aggregate." -
Tom Schreckengost with large boar and rifle, 1955
Storefront of Stuart Paint & Supply with a taxidermy boar outside of the store. Man with racoon hat and rifle poses next to the boar. Published in the Stuart News (6 Oct 1955) with the caption: "This giant North Korean boar (left) was found by a Stuart News reporter on display in a window of the Stuart Paint and Supply on Osceola Ave. The stuffed beast measured 3 1/2 ft. tall, 6 1/2 ft. long. Genial Tom Schreckengost, known to poor spellers as "Shreck" and to the uninformed as "Modest Tom," grabbed the pig, a rifle and coonskin cap and hammed-up the scene above on the sidewalk in front of (naturally) Stuart Paint and Supply, Inc." -
Stuart Shooting Club, c. 1967
Stuart Shooting Club poses with rifles and coffee mugs. The club president, Earl Dyer Ricou, stands in second row, center. -
Hunting action shot, c. 1925
Hunter sits on a sideways palm tree trunk aiming his rifle at the ready to shoot. -
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. -
Kids with dead snake, 1952
Arthur "Artie" Dehon Jr. holds a rifle in one arm and a dead snake in his other while Terry Reardon stands next to him. -
Soldier in a trench, c. 1955
Unidentified man aims a rifle and stands in what looks to be a military trench. -
Sheriffs examining firearms, 1953
Roy Baker holds a rifle and stands next to outgoing Sheriff G. Marion "Dick" Hancock (1893-1957) in what appears to be a storage room. Photo part of a series related to Stuart Police Chief, Roy Baker, transitioning out as chief and into his post as Martin County Sheriff. -
Hunting blind on the beach, c. 1910
Two men hunt on a beach. The men stand in a hole dug out from the sand, serving as a hunting blind. One man aims a rifle in the air.