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waterman
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Bo Whoop at ducks unlimited

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I call ducks unlimited in Tenn yesterday to see if NB Bo Whoop was there the lady that answered the phone didn't no a lot about the guns but she said Bo Whoop was there year around and so was ND winchester modal 50 was there. Guys there was one other gun there does anyone know what gun of NB? I plan to go see BO Whoop this year.
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The guns that were there when I visited were BoWhoopII, The Model 21 "Outdoorsman of the Year" Award Gun, two Model 50s, and the Hal Howard "Big 20". The "Big 20" really isn't. It is built on a regular 20-gauge frame, not the Super-Fox 20-gauge frame.
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The 2nd Bo Whoop and the Howard 20g were there last December when we made our annual pilgrimage to Beaver Dam. They were kind enough to take them out of the Nash Buckingham display to allow Destry Hoffard and Russ Bickel to photograph them in detail. There are detailed photos of BWII in the new DGJ Reader and Index Vol.II
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Thanks DGKaas I also have The DGJ reader and have read it if you ever here anything else on NB and Becker please let me know I am a big fan thanks for the info.
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Post by eightbore »

If you have the Volume 1 as well as Volume 2 DGJ Readers, reference Tom Kidd and David Noreen in the authors index to find pretty much all of the Fox information you want. Maybe someone else will recommend other authors to check out.
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