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Rich on the loads I purchased from you ( 28 ga. # 6's) I bought for use on our Dusty Grouse , Gamble and Scale quail. These birds are a little tougher and the desert quail shot at further ranges.
For Mearns I shoot 2 1/2 low pressure " RST shells exclusively. Shot size no larger than 8 shot.
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Dean, I think you will find that javelinas are members of the Peccary family, and are not hogs, although they look like hogs. According to the Arizona Wildlife website, they can be nasty critters.
https://www.azgfd.com/wildlife/livingwith/javelina/
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