Left hand half-stock smoothbore? Very cool. Post some pics and details , weight, etc, for us!Spare some for Virginia, please!
Left hand half-stock smoothbore? Very cool. Post some pics and details , weight, etc, for us!Spare some for Virginia, please!
I was thinking the same thing. I hope they are all doing good and getting time in the squirrel woods.Wondering how our squirrel hunters in Helene's path are faring??
Good friend of ours on here, Fred (Gum Slough Muzzleloader), told me the DNR is/has closed a lot of the public hunting areas. I'm hoping round 2 for those folks isn't as bad. I kinda feel like a schmuck, I'm complaining about several days of rain, while folks down there are having their homes flooded. Excuse my poor behavior.Wondering how our squirrel hunters in Helene's path are faring??
Sure thing! It’s my first fowler (it ain’t easy finding left-handed anything). Bought it used off Track of the Wolf. 12 gauge with an integral modified choke. Walnut stock. 6.6 lbs. Been experimenting with loads based on all the forum suggestions. Good results so far with 2F, Corn Meal, #6 shot, over shot card, but open to any and all suggestions. Good hunting!Left hand half-stock smoothbore? Very cool. Post some pics and details , weight, etc, for us!
Thanks Lead Mosquito. Very cool weapon. Light, versatile, all business. My next will be a smoothbore.Sure thing! It’s my first fowler (it ain’t easy finding left-handed anything). Bought it used off Track of the Wolf. 12 gauge with an integral modified choke. Walnut stock. 6.6 lbs. Been experimenting with loads based on all the forum suggestions. Good results so far with 2F, Corn Meal, #6 shot, over shot card, but open to any and all suggestions. Good hunting!
My man Snakebit;Sounds like a good day. I'm with you on the eyesight. I've had to either pot fiber optic sights, or paint my irons. I still have just as much fun missing them though. Ever quits raining here, I'd like to get out some more before deer season opens up.
Mr. Snakebit,Sounds like a good day. I'm with you on the eyesight. I've had to either pot fiber optic sights, or paint my irons. I still have just as much fun missing them though. Ever quits raining here, I'd like to get out some more before deer season opens up.
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