What do you consider to be the "good ole days"?

Still waiting on them.

I wasnt alive for them but I am going with the late 60s-70s. Big block V8s, awesome music and so many ducks they blocked out the sun.

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When I was in junior high and had zero responsibilities besides catching and killing. Limits and species had no place in my vocabulary

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Yessirree

Right now.

college

4-9th grade '90's-00's. Middle school summers were like the sandlot for us. In junior high I began seriously hunting and fishing. Run ins with the law were harmless.

We killed/caught everything we could. We lived on 4 wheelers 24/7. I first picked up a bow. We used to swim the mandeville harbor in the summer to catch white trout at the end of the wall on the state park side. We took my buddies 14 ft with an old tiller to the 4 mile hump and trolled the causeway for specks, used to go every morning of the summer and tore them up. Musta caught bass out of every neighborhood in mandeville/covington. Spent winters in Delacroix venice and madisonville slaughtering ducks and petal mississippi tryna kill Bambi.

And this was also the time when girls were more of a pleasant mystery instead of a PITA.

I always try to put myself in those times, it's weird what can do it, a smell, time if year, a sight and I get a rush like I'm there again sneaking out my buddies house at 12 years old to go roll houses and stuff. Damn I had a good childhood

I don't yearn for my childhood years. It's a toss-up. Either:

1) When stationed at the naval station on Algiers Point in early 80's, or Kodiak in the late 80's

or

2) Now.

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opa's

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What?