First Goose with HE Super-Fox
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JasonPeck
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First Goose with HE Super-Fox
First goose of the year with HE grade Super-Fox. 3" Bismuth shells. 1"5/8 load. #2 shot.
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Jim Cloninger
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Re: First Goose with HE Super-Fox
Nice job, Jason!
Goodbye Mandy, once in a life time hunting dog. I miss you every day.
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Re: First Goose with HE Super-Fox
Good job. I have shot very few geese with my Super-Fox in the 53 seasons I've had it. The years I had a goose lease on the Eastern Shore I shot them with a Browning A5 12-gauge skeet gun. They were either coming in over the decoys gear down & locked or going by so high Elmer couldn't reach them with his Magnum-Ten.
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Re: First Goose with HE Super-Fox
I don't normally goose hunt, but I have shot Snows and Specs in Oregon with my Super Fox. Jim
Goodbye Mandy, once in a life time hunting dog. I miss you every day.
Re: First Goose with HE Super-Fox
Jason, what is the ID of the bores on your Super Fox. Do you prefer Bismuth vs Tungsten? I will be taking my 1909 Sterly to North Dakota next week for duck really like the Bismuth #5 loads. With some luck, I will post some pictures in a few weeks. PS, if you ever want to part ways with that SF, let me know.