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H E L L O!!...We are Virginia (Gini) & Charlie Giannetta: Welcome to our site!!

"Background Sunrise Picture" Taken By:
"Virginia Gini T. Hagerman Giannetta" from our back yard

Choose here for pictures of: "The Buckown Rod & Gun Club's Cabin". -

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The above picture is of the:
"Bucktown Rod & Gun Club's Cabin".

It is owned and taken by: "Lou Lovallo".
A member of the club.
Located in: "Dunmore, Pa. USA.
The picture is used with the permission of
* * Lou Lovallo * * ClIck on the picture to enlarge.

"The Bucktown Rod & Gun Club" now consistes of 28 members.
The club cabin was constructed by the club members..

"The Plaque" under the picture is the list of the
"Original Charter Members Of The Club"...
On the list is:
Charlie Giannetta...Senior...:)
Charlie Giannetta...Junior...:)

Also on the list is my "Uncle...
Henry (Hank) Beggs...

It is an "Honor" for my name to appear on the "Plaque" with
all the original members which I knew and hunted with.

"Some History Of "The Bucktown Rod & Gun Club" From the 1950s.. The club would meet once a month on a Monday a one of the local establishments. Me: Charlie Giannetta Jr. was the youngest member of club...17 or 18 years old...Can't quite remember...Long time ago. I would send out cards each month to the members reminding them of the up and coming club meeting.

My Young Life: By Charles A. Giannetta With the: "Bucktown Rod & Gun Club" "Hunting Trip"



   Many years ago when I was in my mid to late teens my dad
Charles Giannetta Senior and I were Charter Members of the:
"Bucktown Rod & Gun Club" located in Dunmore, Pa. USA.


   The club rented some land in Northeast Pennsylvania, USA.
along a lake at that time called "Long Pond". 


   During on the hunting seasons in Pennsylvania many of the
members of the club went Deer Hunting. We did quite well
the first day of the season.


   Looking at the first picture below: Picture No. 1 are 
members of the club that had gone Dear Hunting that day.


My dad Charles Giannetta Senior is at the bottom right
with his deer. He is the one holding the rifle across
his knee.


The other fellow on the left who is kneeling is holding
the Buck that I bagged that first day. It was my first
Deer ever that I bagged.


I took this picture No. 1.


   In the picture No. 2 you can see
me holding my Deer and my rifle and my dad holding his
Buck and rifle.


In the car are two more Buck that were bagged that day by
other members. We all had a great first day of:
Buck Season.


   My dad along with several others in the pictures have since
passed away.




   Below is a picture of the Club Emblem we had made for
our jackets at that time. I still have this emblem.

Hunting with the "Bucktown & Rod Club"
In picture No. 1. On the right is my dad Charles Giannetta kneeling holding
his Buck and his rifle.
The fellow on the right kneeling is: "Bill DeCarlo" holding the Buck
I bagged that day. I took picture No. 1.

Hunting with the "Bucktown & Rod Club"
In the picture No. 2. You can see me kneeling holding the Buck that I bagged
that day along with my rifle.

Hunting with the "Bucktown & Rod Club"

In the above picture that is me at about 18 years old standing in front
of my dad's car (Kaiser).
On both fenders are Deer that my dad and I bagged that. day.
My dad took the picture..I wished I took one of my dad...

My dad passed away in 1967. That is when I lost my hunting partner.
I hunted for many years after his passing.
It was not the same without my dad. We were:

....."Great Hunting Partners."...Miss Him!!!.....

Picture of our "Club Emblem" for our jackets at that time.

"My Dad Charles Giannetta with his prize winning

"24 Inch Small Mouth Bass" He Caught in 1958"

My Dad: "Charles Giannetta"
with his Prize Winning "24 Inch Small Mouth Bass"
The year was "1958"

My dad did win a prize that year for the largest "Small Mouth Bass"
caught in Northeast Pennsylvania.

He won a "Heddon Fly Rod & Reel" after his passing I received all his fishing gear.

I have since passed them onto my "Son Charlie E. Giannetta.
I still have most of my dad's fishing gear and I have given some to my son Charles.
My Dad passed away in 1967.

My Dad had the fish mounted and it now hangs on the wall in my home.
Some day I will pass it onto my son Charles.

Above picture of the: "Bucktown Rod & Gun Club" at a dinner for me
in 1960 when I came home from the Army at Ft. Knox...
That is me sitting with my Army uniform on next to dad Charles
senior at my left...

Above picture of one of the club's banquets...I am not in the picture..
My "MOM & DAD"..."Lucy & Charles (Charlie) Giannetta are in the picture.

My Mom...Lucy Giannetta is sitting in the second row first on the right
looking at the picture...My Dad...Charles (Charlie) is standing behind her.
All had a "Great Time". I don't know the year this picture was taken.

"My Dad & I Target Shooting"
All the pictures on this page are from the mid 1950s.

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The above pictures are of me when I was about 17 years old out target
shooting with my dad.

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The above pictures are of my dad "Charles Giannetta" when we out target shooting.

The above pictures are of my dad "Charles Giannetta's" auto buisness called:
"The Dunmore Auto Parts", Dunmore, Pa. USA.

Clay Bird Shooting with the "Bucktown & Rod Club"
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The above picture on the left I'm about 18 years old
when my dad and I went "Clay Bird Shooting".

The picture on the right is my dad Charles Giannetta
when we were "Clay Bird Shooting"

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These pictures are of my dad Charles Giannetta when we went "Clay Bird Shooting".

The above pictures are when we were "Clay Bird Shooting"
with the: "Bucktown Rod & Gun Club"...One Sunday at the
"Black Sands" at NO.1. 1n the late 1950s.

There were quite a number of club members present. We all had a
"Great Time".

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