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It seems like once I found a "video" of a hunting dog show that was filmed at Hausmann's. Does anyone remember the show? I would like to watch it for old time's sake. Found one, Bird Dog's Afield.
Jeff S wrote:It seems like once I found a "video" of a hunting dog show that was filmed at Hausmann's. Does anyone remember the show? I would like to watch it for old time's sake. Found one, Bird Dog's Afield.
Jeff, that was this one. I was there at the time. Paul is a good fellow.
I was supposed to pick up my 7 year in the making custom 2 barreled 16 gauge, God only knows what grade, custom Gournet- engraved Fox at Hauseman's. Dan Rossiter and I have been in constant communication lately and it looks like I may have to meet up with him on the grounds of Griffin & Howe in the coming weeks to finally lay my hands on it.
It will be worth the wait.
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"Somehow, the sound of a shotgun tends to cheer one up" -- Robert Ruark
Mike of the Mountain wrote:Nice pics guys. Regarding that last one of Ad Roll, I have a pic with a different way to spell Roll!!!
Yup.....meant as a tender tribute to a fellow peddler----the esteemed titan of the AHFGC Sales Dept.---- and where did it get me? An eruption from the Parker peanut gallery, brutal heckling and the endless catcalls: "Is that A-ROLL or A-Hole" reverberating across the verdant, rolling terrain of the Endless Mountains! Toolman had to dispose of his FITASC approved Bermuda's as the groin area was charred beyond recognition, the painful aftermath of chestnuts roasting a wee bit too long. Not to worry "for he who giveth, can taketh" and besides, REVENGE is ever so sweet!!!!
ROMAC wrote:Melancholy is not strong enough of a word.
I was supposed to pick up my 7 year in the making custom 2 barreled 16 gauge God only knows what grade custom Gournet engraved Fox at Hauseman's. Dan Rossiter and I have been in constant communication lately and it looks like I may have to meet up with him on the grounds of Griffin & Howe in the coming weeks to finally lay my hands on it.
It will be worth the wait.
Roger good things come to one who waits. That said, that's a long time. I recall my first custom fox (the Abby Gun) sat at an engravers shop for over a year before I had to tell him I needed it back so I could get it done before Abby passed away. When I picked it back up it hadn't been touched during that year and was covered with surface rust (which thankfully polished out fine). Sure your gun will be spectacular when done and certainly one of a kind.
What a great thread!! I miss being there this June....Its one of the hi points in my sporting life only behind hunting wild birds! Here are some pics from 2018, 2019 that I have...SXS Ohio
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Home sweet home...Its great , not having to drive home after the PARTY wink wink
MY Boss...Ruby being driven in the RST buggy...
Harold Pickens camp...
Out back ware the fun, food and drink happens...That's Paul lower left, he owns the camping and parking field, what a great guy!!(-:
Up on the hill...small gauge course with Harold, Kenny Alan and Brett
If you go to "birddogsafield" website, you can search and find many years of the Northeast Shoot and find some really great pictures from years gone by.
Mike of the Mountain wrote:Nice pics guys. Regarding that last one of Ad Roll, I have a pic with a different way to spell Roll!!!
Yup.....meant as a tender tribute to a fellow peddler----the esteemed titan of the AHFGC Sales Dept.---- and where did it get me? An eruption from the Parker peanut gallery, brutal heckling and the endless catcalls: "Is that A-ROLL or A-Hole" reverberating across the verdant, rolling terrain of the Endless Mountains! Toolman had to dispose of his FITASC approved Bermuda's as the groin area was charred beyond recognition, the painful aftermath of chestnuts roasting a wee bit too long. Not to worry "for he who giveth, can taketh" and besides, REVENGE is ever so sweet!!!!
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As Moe Howard said in "Three Little Knights", "He that taketh it can also disheth it out..."