By Dan Aadland Ph.D. MA BA
ISBN-10: 0803206909
ISBN-13: 9780803206908
ISBN-10: 0803210698
ISBN-13: 9780803210691
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Almost always it involved the 1947 Ford or one of the Amos brothers’ Studebakers. Only once did it involve a more suitable vehicle, a Jeep, but that was unpleasant, with brother Andy and me stuffed into the rear jump seats, cold feet, moving on two big bucks too early, the friend’s father angry with us for blowing the chance. 22 rifles, walking was not a chore. There was a profound lack of money. Rounds of big game ammunition were counted individually, treasured and hoarded. Food came from Mom: huge slices of her homemade bread sandwiching last night’s main dish, whatever that had been.
The white toward the tops of the peaks had that deep, velvety look, even from twenty miles away. Friday after school Mom helped me make some sandwiches. Then, after checking the oil and the gas gauge level of the old Ford I cranked its flathead six into life and headed up the valley. What a victory; what a release! To be sixteen years old (Montana kids could legally drive at fifteen, and still can), with an aged car to call one’s own, a rifle with which to hunt, and freedom, finally, from four schoolroom walls; to be driving toward snowy mountains inhabited by deer, moose, and elk, pulled toward adventure by the throaty roar of an engine whose oil you changed yourself.
He was not a hunter or a rifleman. “I’ve got some black plastic in the basement. ” And so we did. We appropriated the thick plastic from an old jukebox Dad was salvaging for the amplifier and speakers. He cut it to shape, and I heated a soldering iron and pressed lines into the plastic in a checker18 robert and the basin buck 2. 303 British, with his father’s handiwork. board fashion to keep it from being slippery. I still have the rifle. I was in my first stage of ballistics study, reading voraciously the writings of firearms scribes in the big three, Outdoor Life, Field and Stream, and Sports Afield, subscriptions to all of which Mom, a magazine nut herself, had sent in for me.
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