Parker Pages, Winter 2015 Issue

[Dean Romig]

All copies of the Winter Issue are scheduled to be dropped at the US Post Office in Traverse City, Michigan on Monday morning. It should start hitting your mailboxes beginning on Tuesday.

It is a good issue and I hope everyone enjoys it to the fullest.

Best, Dean





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[Linn Matthews]

I always look forward to these, Dean. Thank you for your hard work to make it happen.
Linn

[John Havard]

Dean, thank you and all who contribute to publish the Parker Pages.

[George M. Purtill]

Thanks for all your hard work Dean.

[Dean Romig]

I received confirmation about an hour ago that Parker Pages has been mailed.






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[Bill Murphy]

Dean, I haven't received mine in MD yet and it is past 5:00 PM the day you mailed them. Could you check on that? By the way, thanks so much for your outstanding effort.

[Dean Romig]

Bill, I'm really sorry to hear that. I promise we'll get to the bottom of this, pronto... :whistle:





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[Dean Romig]

Just now plucked my Winter Issue from my Andover, MA mailbox.

How 'bout you Bill?






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[Daniel Carter]

Arrived at noon today. Thank you for all the work that must go into such great product. Appreciate it more with each issue.

[George M. Purtill]

Just now plucked my Winter Issue from my Andover, MA mailbox.
Great- you delivered it to yourself.
How about us peasants?

[Dean Romig]

:rotf::biglaugh::clap:

No Silly - it came in the mail... that's USPS, the same way you get yours.

I'm just lucky I guess.





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[Daniel Carter]

Well I guess this area has good USPS service. Finally something to hang your hat on.

[Robert Rambler]

Mine just arrived in the evening post, PA Dutch country, all smiles here!:)

[Eric Estes]

I live real near Bill in MD and mine arrived today. If his didn't... well maybe the fix is in. :rotf:

[Dave Suponski]

Got mine today Dean. Thanks for all your time spent on another great issue!

[Jim DiSpagno]

Mine arrived @4:00pm. Great job Dean Thanks

[Mike McKinney]

I'll promise all of you that have not received your issue that you are in for a treat!

[Bill Kekatos]

Mine was waiting for me in my Illinois mailbox when I got home this evening also. BillK

[Phil Yearout]

Mine was waiting yesterday too; out here the stagecoach is usually a few days later!

[George M. Purtill]

Dean-o
Mine arrived yesterday. Nice job and a whole lot of articles to read. I'll bring it to the Cape so I'll have something to do while I am sitting in the marsh shooting nothing. I'll have to bring a rawhide bone for Charlie Purple to keep him occupied.

[Craig Larter]

Great job ALL!!! Thanks everyone for your efforts.

[Bill Holcombe]

Mine arrived here in North Texas yesterday. Only had time to read the 1st article but it was a good one.

[Dave Tatman]

Mine came yesterday to Kentucky. I read it cover to cover with the football game on the TV, with a short glass of good Kentucky bourbon. Short of being in the field with a Parker, that's a pretty darn good way to pass some time! Great issue, Dean. Outstanding articles, as usual, but I especially enjoyed the ones by Mike Franzen and Brian Dudley.

Thanks to all involved!

Dave

[Jack Kuzepski]

It has arrived in Dela-where?? today, just haven't had a chance to open it yet. Shortly though!!

Jack K

[charlie cleveland]

mine arrived in mississippi today what some good reading...the turkuy hunt with the 8 ga was just super...thanks dean and the rest of the gang for such a good magazine...charlie

[Steve Kleist]

MyParker Pages arrived in northern Minnesota. Thank you Dean and contributors for the excellent Winter 2015 Parker Pages issue. The best artilces always seem to have that nostalgic thread running through them. Something new in each article. Excellent winter reading.
Best Fishes,
Steve Kleist Ely, MN

[edgarspencer]

Three of the five winter editions have come just in time for my recuperation from some correction, repair or removal of a body part; a tradition i'm hoping to end.
The worst was the doc who came into the room to check on me, saw the new PP which my wife had brought to me, sitting on the bed, and walked off with it.

***WARNING- There's a cancer surgeon running around near NC, named Hoyt Doaks. He's got sticky fingers and shoots an Elsie****

[Bill Murphy]

Not yet. Maybe Jim Hall could send me a consolation issue.

[edgarspencer]

I don't know when mine arrived, but it's on the bedside table in the guest room. I'm awake from 1-3, so, I'm digesting it, back to front.

[CraigThompson]

Got mine thursday although it could have been in my PO box since wednesday !

Really liked the article on 8 gauge turkey loads .

I also liked and needed Brian Dudleys article since my EH #3 frame won't come apart unless the hammers are down .

[Christian Gish]

My copy arrived today in.S.CA.. Fred

[Dave Noreen]

Made it here to the Washington/Idaho border Thursday. Pretty good in that the November wind storm damaged the Spokane USPS sorting center, and the December storm finished it off, so now our mail is being sorted in Seattle!!

[Mills Morrison]

It is a great issue and glad to see some new folks contributing

[Bill Murphy]

Mine finally arrived yesterday. Congratulations to Dean and the contributors.

[John Campbell]

While my issue of PP arrived some time ago, I just read Mr. Cherry's piece on Christmas.

Excellent!

This fellow has talent. And perception.

Well done!

[Dean Romig]

I couldn't agree more John.




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