Fox Collectors

Hello,

I am responding to your emails to Jim Cloninger
He sadly passed away in April of this year.
I can be reached at vivianacloninger@gmail.com

With kind regards,
Viviana Cloninger

Great hunt, great picture. I am submitting reservations for next season!!! Jim

My 20 gauge M21 was made in 1953, 1 year too early to be chambered for 3 inch. Jim

"celluloid heroes never really die".

"Everybody's in show biz, everybody's a star" Celluloid Heroes

What state were you hunting? Jim

Tom, choose the one about to jump in the frying pan, not the one sleeping in the corner!

Congrats, Tom. Mom is a good looking dog. That's a pretty big litter. How many females are there? Jim

Stan, how much longer is the dove season open? What's the weather like this late in the season? California should have a later season as there are still doves around even though the temp gets down to freezing at night here. Those late season doves are sure bigger. Jim

Tom, take Sophie to the vet right away. Don't fool around. What caused her to yip? Could she have been bitten by something? It's funny, my Black Lab Mazie will also be 8 in April.
Jim

My 3" HE has chokes of .048 and .050. With 2 3/4" 1 1/4 oz. #4 Bismuth I get 77% and 80%. With 2 3/4" 1 3/8 oz. #5 bismuth I get 74% and 86%. With 3" 1 5/8 oz. #5 I get 75% and 75% I usually use #4 and #5 shot for ducks.
Jim

Thanks, Frank (Spyder). Jim

Fantastic, Roger! A coupe of things: Brooklyn Handicap was the wiskey that Horace was trying to get a drink of by betting against Captain Harold Money killing Mallards at Beaver Dam Lake in the story "De Shootinest Gent'man" by Nash Buckingham. Model 21's - I have 2, both made in 1935. A 1...

"The Cloverleaf Hole so named by "De Shootinest Gent' man" (Buckingham) himself". Well, not exactly! Nash Buckingham wrote the story of "De Shootinest Gent' Man", who was Captain Harold Money!
Jim

Thanks, Al. Did the Minnesota weather chase you south? Jim

I really like the looks of those old Remington shells!