Fox Collectors

Foxnut wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 8:23 am Great looking gun and great looking pup! Bet that was a good trip!

It was a great trip I’ve always loved ND’s land and its people!

From a couple of years ago in North Dakota.

Thanks Jim. He’s a fun one to watch run.

1st picture is probably 20 yards. Second is about 40 yards. In the video just before the picture he is running a fence line and can’t see the setter as soon as comes around and sees the dog he locked up.

These pics were both down in Kansas.

I really like it a lot. Even with a bit of drop.

This made the trip worthwhile for me. Som dogs need to be trained to back I think it helps to run youn dogs occasionally in braces to help bring out their backing. Cody was a natural backer at 6 months old. I have a video of this still showing him backing my friends setter. But I can’t post the video.

Got this pic of my dog backing. As my old friend went into flush the covey I said it’s a skunk. I didn’t think he would fall for it but he went to grab the dogs collar rather than shoot at a large covey

Unfortunately my older dogs loves hunting raccoons much more than I do

It is an AE 12ga. Not sure about rare, but a little unique. Factory single trigger, was order with upgraded wood and checkering and factory chocked Cyl/Mod.

Yes living in Minnesota has its advantages, we have good numbers and we can travel to some very good states for other species with in 10 hours.

They are versatile wether you like it or not (c;

Better add a couple with pheasants too.

A few things around to keeps us old guys entertained!

Poor guy!

Jeff no problem at all. Always willing to learn.

Thanks Researcher.

Barrel weight?

Never noticed that before. Anyone have any idea's?