Fox Collectors

proud for you, enjoy

good to see that rifled 20 bore in the field . what range is it regulated to

way to go Daryl,great report and pics

i have wore carhartt exclusively for many years,my wife bought me some wrangler brush pants,looked good and fit perfect.i put them on to get out on the harley a couple of weeks ago and put my right leg down at stop light and smelled something burning,looked down and saw my leg was on fire.i dont kno...

Tom, do your other customs have cast in stock? if not could this be reason you have preference for this creation,cheers fred

great report Tom, good on you and Annie,glad you are feeling better Roger, Fiskars shear light and small can be lifesavers at times.do yall have thorny vine called Devils club , here it can be so bad as to make one wish they had chosen to play golf instead of chasing pointing dogs

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all the fine fellows here

looks like a good hunt,fine dog. thanks for posting

she is beautiful Craig, im proud for you

Roger, between Raynard and the lovely Cobb 16,do you shoot one or the other with more confidence? also does either gun have any cast in stock?

thanks for sharing that info on Reynard, i had researched that a while back and appreciate the name selected. also its not like you didnt have time to thoughtfully select a name as this was a loooong project. i am glad to see the Fox afield.my bad on calling it a 20 ga.cheers fred :wink: ps stripper...

Roger, i second what Jeff said, also appreciate nod to hunting gods and toast. keep the tradition alive, also i thought the name Reynard was too masculine for that lovely 20 bore until i found out its origin,turns out it could not have been more appropriate. thanks for pics and post

sometimes everything comes together,looks like this is one of those times,thanks for pics and post

beautiful dogs, hope weather allows good woodcock numbers in second split season,take care Tom,regards fred

wow Brett, 20 degrees where are your gloves great pics thanks for posting