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You get the luxury of open shots with quail hunting, although I was able to do it on woodcock. Can't comment on grouse
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01-28-2020, 11:18 AM | #24 | ||||||
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Would be a good 20 ga duck gun, thinking wood ducks. Mills, what do you shoot in a 20ga for ducks? I have never been duck hunting in my life, but now that I am semi-retired( 2 days/wk), may need to try it out next year--season ends here in Ohio this week.
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It must be nice to have the luxury of allowing them to get further out. In the crap I find birds (grouse & woodcock) 25 yds is a looong shot with most under 20. And on most there is about 2-3 seconds to locate the bird, get the gun up and shoot. There is no waiting for anything. There are, of course some exceptions but are rare.
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Bismuth, TM and Nice Shot all work well, as a general rule. |
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Maybe shoot a few pattern boards with your go to open choked guns, and a few with the recruit. Results could be surprising. May as well check it out with some spreaders. |
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01-28-2020, 02:30 PM | #28 | ||||||
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Brett, I think we need to go down to Roy's and shoot a couple rounds of sporting clays, one with the pH 20 in the other with the new 20 hammer gun
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You can count on it! I always look forward to the spring side by side shoot at Hunting Hills. Part of that’s the company and the feed, it sure isn’t my Xs. I maybe need a practice round or two beforehand. |
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