Let's see some dove hunting pics......

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TOOL MAN
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Let's see some dove hunting pics......

Post by TOOL MAN »

For those like me, who reside in the northern breeding grounds (or worse yet, in a state with 37,000 Democrats to every dove hunter).....please show us some Fox iron in action, from your favorite honey hole. -------TOOL
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Post by bbman3 »

I am not a picture person but there was a 16 gauge Philly AE on duty yesterday,September 1st in a very hot Georgia dove field! Bobby
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I was all set to use my 16 Sterlingworth when I got a late email from the shoot manager at the club I was going to which specified 8 or 9 shot due to some reasons I won't go into so I switched to my B. Rizzini 20 gauge O/U.

I had a flat of the 20's in 8 shot but only 7.5 in the 16's. One other observation: Federal shells smell a whole lot better than Remingtons. The Federals reminded me of how they smelled back in the 70's.
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Post by fullchoke16 »

37,000 democrats------ good one Tool.
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