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Greenmtnboy

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Spent 12 houres in the truck gettin' my buddy to Denver International airport yesterday(man the rat race over there :shake: )
Got back home around four pm and the wife and kid were in town gettin' grub so I grabed my flinter and went for a back yard saunter and ran into a large covy feeding on service berries.

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:thumbsup: Great photo. Good shooting. Outstanding looking Fowling piece. Food for the family . Who could want for anything more. Enjoy my friend, enjoy.
 
Ancient One said:
:thumbsup: Great photo. Good shooting. Outstanding looking Fowling piece. Food for the family . Who could want for anything more. Enjoy my friend, enjoy.

thanks buddy,
It's a 45 cal Tennessee po boy from TVM.
:thumbsup:
 
Now, were those ground sluiced or wing shot? :) I can't usually get them to fly so they get sluiced. :redface:

Grandson killed two with one shot last week.
 
marmotslayer said:
Now, were those ground sluiced or wing shot? :) I can't usually get them to fly so they get sluiced. :redface:

Grandson killed two with one shot last week.

:haha:
yup dummer than a speeding round ball.
If they do flush it's usally in a tree not to far away.
I find the challange is to hit them in the head.
I don't use a smoothbore very often, don't like pickin pellets out of my meat.
All were neck shot but not one lost it's head must be losing my touch.

:haha:
 
The grouse around my farm are pretty wary and usually flush wide and you'll never see them again, but go a bit east of here and they all just sit there in a group looking at you until they think they are going to get stepped on, then they fly 5-20 yards away and try to figure out what happened to their buddy. I think grouse is better than chicken. Sage grouse is pretty dark but then again they are a different creature all together.
 
I use to call them stupid, but the ones that are left around my neck of the woods must have a degree in hunter safety!Never got to point a gun in their direction :grin: Spooky lil fellers.

Jumped three last week and never got a shot off.

OOPS! forgot to say congrats :redface:
 
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