Did well. Sorry for the lousy Pic. Hunters everywhere. Lots of dogs and a bit crazy. She pointed 4 birds, but only got a shot at one. Still a good start for her.
PS. She may handle Pheasants better then Sophie. Time will tell.
Annie's first pheasant in Pa.
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Jeff S
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Congratulations to you and Annie. I'll bet this is just the beginning of a long and illustrious partnership.
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Re: Annie's first pheasant in Pa.
Tom, sounds like Annie is getting in the groove! Getting four points on public land sounds good to me. As far as the number of hunters that sounds like our public access pheasant hunting too. I try to hunt odd days/hours and on the fringes to avoid the crowds as much as possible. Enjoy the rest of your trip!
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Re: Annie's first pheasant in Pa.
Not with that bluebird weather, smooth as glass water. "Damn, should have brought my trout rod".
Owning a Fox is not a spectator sport.
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