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Jerry Simmons

I guess it's good to have a video like that so yall dont have to take the word of those of us who survived those years. LOL. I guess I was more on the tail end of a lot of that stuff. Started climbing to hunt with Dad in '75. Good thing I stopped counting at 29 otherwise, I might be getting on up there.
 
GCTerpfan said:
Stumbled across this video on Jerry Simmons and the history of the "Peckerwood" drill :). Some really cool old stories that show how good we have it with the equipment of today.

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Sounds like listening to my granddaddy and kinfolk! They’re sure enough some Alabamian/Mississippians. I’m surprised I didn’t hear a roll tide in there:tearsofjoy: And though my mom’s a yankee at heart she’s practically a certified southerner after 32+ years in south alabama. Sounds like mom asking questions entirely too loud in the back ground trying to explain stuff. Haha

Who knew the woodpecker drill and Simmons treesharks were some alabama boy’s huntin concoctions! Some neat pieces of hunting history.
 
gcr0003 said:
Sounds like listening to my granddaddy and kinfolk! They’re sure enough some Alabamian/Mississippians. I’m surprised I didn’t hear a roll tide in there:tearsofjoy: And though my mom’s a yankee at heart she’s practically a certified southerner after 32+ years in south alabama. Sounds like mom asking questions entirely too loud in the back ground trying to explain stuff. Haha

Who knew the woodpecker drill and Simmons treesharks were some alabama boy’s huntin concoctions! Some neat pieces of hunting history.
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IIRC, the Simmons Interceptor was the first head he released, then the sharks came along.
 
gcr0003 said:
Sounds like listening to my granddaddy and kinfolk! They’re sure enough some Alabamian/Mississippians. I’m surprised I didn’t hear a roll tide in there:tearsofjoy: And though my mom’s a yankee at heart she’s practically a certified southerner after 32+ years in south alabama. Sounds like mom asking questions entirely too loud in the back ground trying to explain stuff. Haha

Who knew the woodpecker drill and Simmons treesharks were some alabama boy’s huntin concoctions! Some neat pieces of hunting history.
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obviously these dudes went to Auburn. UofA peeps still dont know how to climb trees.
 
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