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The pheasant hanger you put around your belt. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/ZqMP7X7Z/20230323-212918.jpg)
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Couldn't say. But I'm anxious to hear from someone in the know.
Make Gitmo Great Again!!
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Yes, I seen some a while back. In a farm-feed store.
This store also sells pew-pews.
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Is that what they are?
I thought they were ball hangers.
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I've used those for ducks.
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What? Shower curtain hooks?
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The last time that bear ate a lawyer he had the runs for 33 days!
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crittergittr, are you unable to locate them?
If so, I'll check my local store.
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Oh boy
I bet Elmo Keith had a few
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Scheels has them in the waterfowl department
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They still make them. Most I've seen have a neoprene strap, though.
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I don't like the feel of neoprene
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crittergittr, are you unable to locate them?
If so, I'll check my local store. Thanks but I don't hunt so I don't need any, just thought they were cool
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Used them since the fifties for duck/pheasant and actually just got some new in a package and some used in a bunch of auction stuff.
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79s and losttrail, biggest waste of air.
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Never seen them used for pheasants, only ducks.
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I have some just like that! Gave a set to 2 of my sons. We use em for ducks, squirrels and rabbits (small game). We’d squeeze the rod parts to fit the squirrels necks. When I could no longer find them for sale, I made some fancy ones out of canvas strap and brass brazing rod. Looked very classic. I used to get them for about a dollar at Walmart. Haven’t seen any in a long time. Also made some of parachute cord and brass rings. Take pieces of cord , attach a ring to the end of each, and tie the ends without the ring together. I used 8 cords because the squirrel limit in my state is 8. I have seen muzzleloading shooting bags with such a game carrier, but made of leather.
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crittergittr, are you unable to locate them?
If so, I'll check my local store. Thanks but I don't hunt so I don't need any, just thought they were cool do you like wooden decoys too? 
The desert is a true treasure for him who seeks refuge from men and the evil of men.
In it is contentment
In it is death and all you seek
(Quoted from "The Bleeding of the Stone" Ibrahim Al-Koni)
member of the cabal of dysfunctional squirrels?
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crittergittr, are you unable to locate them?
If so, I'll check my local store. Thanks but I don't hunt so I don't need any, just thought they were cool Copy.
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Wow, I think my dad had a vest with those.
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I have some that were my dad's. He grew up duck hunting in the Arkansas delta. I have used them a time or two many years ago.
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