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Grayson Williams 08-09-2025 04:06 PM

Woodchuck chokes
 
My brother has started hunting Woodcocks down South Georgia looking for choke recommendation. Pine cut overs and hurricane damage areas.Going to set him up with a E.Rizzini o/u need choke recommendation for modify the gun.Thanks,Grayson

Daryl Corona 08-09-2025 04:19 PM

Full and fuller. 7 1/2's minimum.

Bill Murphy 08-09-2025 04:51 PM

I once fired my 1889 Remington with both barrels loaded with 1 5/8 ounces of lead #4 in both barrels at a woodchuck, and he got up and walked away. I don't think any shotgun is good for woodchucks unless the woodchuck is less than 20 yards away.

Austin J Hawthorne Jr. 08-09-2025 05:31 PM

Clarification...would that be woodchucks or woodcocks?

Dean Romig 08-09-2025 05:51 PM

Woodcock chokes should be about Skeet & Skeet.





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bob lyons 08-09-2025 07:49 PM

Woodcock cyl and skeet
Woodchuck 22 cal or if long range 243 bring back memories of shooting Chucks with my dad.

Dave Noreen 08-10-2025 12:45 PM

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Out here in the Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington they are Rockchucks and much smaller than your Eastern variety. They den in cracks in the rock and they need to be small so they can get through a crack in the rock that a Badger can't.

I was introduced to Rockchuck hunting early --

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Dad's rifle is a Winchester Model 54 .22 Hornet dressed up by Seattle gunsmith Bill English with his English End-lock scope mount and a Weaver 330. A couple of years later he added a Litschert Spot Shot adapter to the Weaver 330 to up it to 6x.

Phillip Carr 08-10-2025 12:57 PM

What a great picture.

CraigThompson 08-10-2025 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bob lyons (Post 434482)
Woodcock cyl and skeet
Woodchuck 22 cal or if long range 243 bring back memories of shooting Chucks with my dad.

In my years of shooting groundhogs I killed them with many many cartridges from 17 HMR to a 308 , but the four I used the most were 222 , 220 Swift , 243 and 25-06 .

Daryl Corona 08-10-2025 01:07 PM

I agree. What a great picture Dave. It tells a story. What were you 4 or 5 in that picture?

Plus, what is the neat car that got you there?


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