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Unread 08-14-2009, 02:33 PM   #11
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The "Super Range Goose" was a trade name used by the J. Stevens Arms Company. This might be one of theirs. The "Super Goose 10" was a model of Marlin shotguns.

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Unread 08-14-2009, 03:17 PM   #12
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Darn, I was really hoping for Iver Johnson for some reason. Well Stevens was always the family arm so I suppose that's fitting.

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Unread 08-14-2009, 04:53 PM   #13
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Well, yes.. Iver Johnson is certainly - and clearly better - than a Stevens..

*Cough, cough...*

(Sorry - just had something stuck in my throat...)

BTW - doing Pheasant on the grill tonight... They are marinading in the fridge as I type this.. Sorry for the short notice - but, want to come by for dinner??? I'd ask Dean, or Dave, or Bob, or Scott or Robin, or..??... But - they might actually show up...

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John...Would you please answer your door! I have been sitting out here quite a while now
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I was just sitting here wondering where I could go on the Harley...... good idea! See ya soon. It is a nice evening for a ride.
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Well - the grill is up... Here we go! As well - I'll post the recipe if it's any good. Jen will be the judge of that, OK?? Also - Dave and Robin? Just come on in..!! I'm doing two pheasants "on the Barbie" - so you guys are more than welcome!!

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.... I'm doing two pheasants "on the Barbie"..
And here is what they look like - BEFORE we ate them... Dang good...



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Oh gosh! Not the fine china! When Robin shows up on his Harley that pretty stuff will shatter from the thunderous roar of his pipes like a well-hit clay. Heck, my neighbors are still trying to get me to pay for their windows from Robin's last visit here.

Hey John, where'd you buy them fezzants?

. . . shot 'em? I dunno John, that story is gettin pretty old
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....Hey John, where'd you buy them fezzants?

. . . shot 'em? I dunno John, that story is gettin pretty old
Well - since you asked... Here is the REST OF THE STORY....

Went to Kansas last year. I was feeling pretty good about the whole thing. You know the feeling...? Well - first time to Kansas. Or the MidWest. Something pulled me out there. Something in my head - a little voice saying "you can shoot them fezzants with a Parka.."...

I listened to that little voice in my head... I heard the voice. The call - the Call of the Wild. The Fezzant call... The call of the beguiled...

So I went to kansas. I made the trip. Heard the voice.. Had me a Parka.. Had me some shells. The voice was louder... "You can shoot those birds.."...

False promises... That voice. Those words....

I spent 15 days in the field. No food. No water. No dog. Just a voice and my Parka and one shell. I figured it was "me" against the fezzants. And that voice... Saying - "You kin shoot them Fezzants, Johnny..."

To make a long story short - I saw a fezzant... I tracked that fezzant. I was on all fours scenting that fezzant - Parka in hand with one shell. I pointed that fezzant when I saw it.. And when I did - that fezzant busted. Straight up. Right up - and the voice said "Shoot - shoot now!!!" - but my Parka wasn't loaded with that one shell. So I reeled about - twisted up - like a pitcher in the National League going after the Stanley Cup in the World Series - and I hucked that shell at the fezzant..

And I missed...

And the voice sez - "don't you worry - I can get you a fezzant..".. And I listened....

Later that day - I hitch-hicked back to town on the back of a dairy truck - just me and my Parka - and so begins the saga of how I got this fezzant.... The one I cooked up tonight.....

Here is that story........

Walking around town after hitch hiking back on the back of a dairy truck - Parka in hand - some guy walks up and sez "Hey Mist'a - I like your Parka". I sez - "Yep - it's a mighty fine Parka"... He looks it over - it's his size - and large Parka in blue. As for me - I don't like that Parka - is it didn't shoot worth a damn.. So I says to the man - that man who was wearing the sunglasses and peering out of the doorway as I walked past with my Parka - I sez "It's a pleasant Parka"...

So - he was confused by what I sed - as I sez "pleasant" Parka. He thought I sed "Fezzant Parka"... So he sez to me - "OK - it's a deal..."

I got a fezzant in place of a pleasant Parka...

I like the fezzant a lot better than the Parka...

I was good with that...

And if you ever hunt in Kansas - remember this story...

People in Kansas are crazy about Parkas... Bring a few Parkas and you will be guaranteed a few fezzants... And if you see a guy with sunglasses, hanging out in a doorway with a blue Parka?

Say Hi for me, OK?

And that is the fezzant I grilled up tonight. It was as good as this post... Whatever that means...



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Now that I believe!!

It looks delicious. I never thought of grilling it wrapped in Bacon. Pretty good idea, how was it?
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