My two favorite foxs
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Re: My two favorite foxs
Nice shooting. Congratulations on a very successful hunt. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
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Re: My two favorite foxs
I suspect they are preserve birds. I don't believe there are Bobwhites that far north. Winters are too harsh.
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Re: My two favorite foxs
We have Northern Bobwhite in Washington State, and I see by the range map they hit the southeast corner of Wyoming.
I have only found coveys here in Washington twice. Back in my college years while sitting on my stool on the res south of Yakima waiting for doves to happen a covey marched by me on its way to the river and then marched by me again on their way back. I passed up shooting at quite a few doves while sitting quietly watching them! Same thing happened to me down along Pataha Creek in Columbia County a few years ago. I've never seen a Bobwhite in Washington during quail season.
I have only found coveys here in Washington twice. Back in my college years while sitting on my stool on the res south of Yakima waiting for doves to happen a covey marched by me on its way to the river and then marched by me again on their way back. I passed up shooting at quite a few doves while sitting quietly watching them! Same thing happened to me down along Pataha Creek in Columbia County a few years ago. I've never seen a Bobwhite in Washington during quail season.
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