Born in the Bronx, raised in Orange county.45yrs. is enough.Don't miss NY.Lived in Ga for, 4yrs. Moved to Pa, 10yrs ago.  Moving back south, soon!

City of Auburn, one of the homes of Bass Pro.I've been here for all my 54 years

Got about 50, Knawbone!!!!!!!!!!

That's one heck of a stumpshoot,if we could get them all together!!!  

             

Hey Ken, are you familiar with Dryden rd, off of pines bridge I believe?

Born and raised in Brooklyn ,hunt various areas of upstate New York.

Was born and raised in Binghamton. Killed a button buck in 1969 near Candor with a
Bear recurve. Have been hooked ever since. Moved to Arizona in 1972. Still miss NY at times and still cheer for the Yankees and the NY Giants.
  Bill

Wouldn't that be awesome to get that many NYTG members together for a shoot? Good thought Chuck, we may have to try that sometime!!!  

......and there are a bunch that have not replied.

Steve,

Dryden Road is about 5 min. from me. Off of Pines Brook Road. Do you know someone there?

Ken

Pines brook is right, not pines bridge, yes a really close friend lives there on property he and his brother own and his brother just had a house built on the property for his retirement home.
I'm there every August for their annual pig roast, three days of fun in the country, always coincides with the fair down at the fairgrounds.
Also know a local by the name of Gary Galley down the hill.

Sounds like Radomski's to me. Just wired a new house for Jimmy last fall. Can't recall his brothers name but he showed me several mounts he was working on and said he did some trad bow hunting back home around Westchester I believe.

Gary Gallley is quite a boy.....

John Radomski?

Yep, that's who it be, i'll be darned, small world aint it !!

Great taxidermist, he did my eight from 2012, pedestal mount, looks alive

That would be John? Very nice guy. Showed me some stuff he was working on while we were doing the house. I got invited to this years pig roast but had prior commitment. An epic party so I've heard!

Jimmy is the taxidermist, maybe see you there next year, usually around 1-200 people

Yes, Jimmy. He was working on some mounts while we were doing Johnny's house. He had quite a stereo system too if I recall.

oh yeah !!