Pheasant Hunting
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Jeff S
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Pheasant Hunting
I always feel a little bad that we buy nice vintage guns and then only get to use them a few months out of the year. So, I decided to extend the season by visiting a local "pheasant farm". I brought my 1913 12 ga. "C" and my brother brought his 1925 16 ga. Simson. We had the benefit of good weather, a good guide and "flushing" lab that did a great job of retrieving our birds. It was a blast, I'm hooked, and I'll be doing it again soon. Jeff
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Jim Cloninger
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Re: Pheasant Hunting
Nice photos, Jeff. You guys sure "kilt" a bunch of roosters!
Jim
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Goodbye Mandy, once in a life time hunting dog. I miss you every day.
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Jeff S
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Re: Pheasant Hunting
Thanks Craig. You know that's Toolman's old gun. When he saw my old beat up Sterlingworth, he felt so sorry for me that he sold me the "C".
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