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Frank nice bird,I always liked the brown phase more , I really like the wood on Vixen.

Nice shooting Frank, great score with a 28ga, those Brownings are good guns.

Just saw this on Parker site, I don't know why it's moving, plus it's grouse and woodcock season.

Thanks to everyone who setup and ran the Bo-Whoop events. The 4 events were all well run. It was the place to be at Hausmann's.

You can't go wrong with a 20ga Trojan, I have 2 , best deal on a 20ga Parker.

Both but you must be right eye dominant for right shoulder shooting . If not people do different things like tape on the left glasses lens.

In my opinion they will kill the value. If too tight use spreaders. I for one will not buy a double with Briley chokes.

Wow, nice model 12, I have 32" solid rib straight grip trap model 12 that's a great gun but yours is much nicer, great find.

I agree with Frank, I have a English 2 inch 12ga that weighs 5lbs 8 oz. It feels great but is very whipping and hard to control on any crossing shot. For me a grouse gun between 6 1/4 & 6 1/2 lbs works the best.

I also feel young, I got out of the Air Force 48 years ago, a lot different now, people thank you for your service .

Nice bird Frank, all the streams I hunt near in the Catskills are either dry or close too it. Good deal on the bird houses.

Looks uncut based on info available, what's the barrel length? How long are the chokes?

Frank nice bird, you sure are right about looking for food, myself I look for thornapples also called hawthorn. I also like #7 shot .

Frank same story in the Catskills, I believe the reasons for the most part are hawks, owls and turkeys . I also don't buy west nile virus.

This is a tough one, you have a event without classes, so you have average shooters against master class shooters ,no contest. I think you have to just draw 5 shooters out of all who try to qualify.