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Thanks .. I will order some of this.. Travel safe.. Good hunting Friday..

Damn...

My back looks as good as my front.

Been a fine September.

Is that am M2 or cordoba?

M2. 20 gauge.




Travis

Yesterday's take Model 12 12ga. solid rib, heavy duck..
Used Herter's Spreader loads on one with # 7 shot.. WW 4's for the second.. I think for prairie shooting, the spreaders are no my best choice..

I'm with you on that, except I'll add the caveat that it must be over a pointing dog.

If I was hunting with a flusher, it'd be pheasants.

I've been eyeballing a franchi and a montefeltro



Of course yesterday I found a very nice Parker Trojan 20 gauge choked ic/m

Same here, 2" super soaker, uber mud.

Went out this morning for a quick look but only jumped a couple of cocks.


BTW, nice ass.

I love the Monte.




Travis

Saw a real nice cock yesterday as well.

Found an FWP truck buried to the axle. Made it a good 200yds down that road though. Grin...



Travis

Must have been a rookie driver!


I took the side by side, pickup hasn't left the driveway all weekend. Street legal Rangers are the chit for muddy days.

Not to wade too deeply into the pool of experts, but I have been thinking about buying a Weatherby SA-08 in 20 gauge.

Seems like it would be a nice little gun.

We had some hunters slog through the mud and go hunting on Friday.

Parked at the sign in box and walked down the trail by my lentils.

Guess upland birds like lentils.

Good thing they thinned them out then!

I'll shoot you a pm if I make it up your way but I might have to buy you the beer as [bleep] as your bears are playing.

I'm wearing my Bears sweatshirt through multiple airports today.

Let's just say the comments have not been very sportsman like.

Some of them even said mean things about Jay.




Travis

I am sure you will set them straight!!

All I gots is a yellow tree.

Great pic Sam, as always.. You live in some beautiful country..

Looks nice for September Sam.

Wyo, early this morning we were out in sage hen country about 70 miles west of here.


Stopped on the county road and waited to meet up with another partner in crime.
(sorted/moved a few yearlings horseback)



Perfectly still while we sat and waited in the pickup with the windows down.

You could literally hear birds chirping crystal clear though the air.

I heard coyotes yipping and they had to be over two miles away.


And then the [bleep] horses would start stomping around in the trailer and ruin it.....grin




Jim, with the recent rain it is still a touch green here at home.