Tongue-in-cheek Revision to Parker Grade Terminology

[Jack Cronkhite]

Okay, it is cold and miserable. Since I'm hunkered down I get a little antsy and the mind wanders. This is all in fun but I need some blanks filled in. Cheers, Jack

AA- Anything Antlered grade
AAH -
A - Antlerless grade
AH -
B - Bobwhite grade
BH -
C - Chukar grade
D - Duck grade
E - Eider grade
EH -
F - Fox grade (just kidding)
G - Goose grade
GH -
H - Hun grade
I -
K - King Eider grade
L -
M - Mallard grade
N -
NH -
O -
P - Partridge grade
PH - Pheasant grade
Q - Quail grade
R - Roosters only grade
S - Squirrel grade
T - Timberdoodle grade
U - Upland grade
VH - Voracious Hound of a game gettin' gun grade

[Dave Suponski]

NH-No Hammers grade.

[Dean Romig]

I thought the NH grade was used only by those New Hampcha boys :whistle:






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[Harold Lee Pickens]

GH--grouse hunter grade
man I need to get out in the woods tomorrow

[wayne goerres]

O grade ostrich EH grade extra heavy duty GH grade good hunting L grade Lark (is that a bird or a car).

[Steve Huffman]

This should confuse our new members ! LOL

[Dave Suponski]

Steve, I think it's called a case of the "Shack Nasties":rotf:

[wayne goerres]

I grade Invincible

[Eric Eis]

GH--grouse hunter grade
man I need to get out in the woods tomorrow

No that's the grouse hunter saying to his partner after a easy straight away miss, "Go to H..l" after said partner is doubled over in laughter :rotf:

[Harold Lee Pickens]

Eric , that is a better description, I will remove mine from consideration.

[Jack Cronkhite]

Steve, I think it's called a case of the "Shack Nasties":rotf:

Interesting that "nasty" and "antsy" use all the same letters. Maybe the condition is Parkeritis that has gone viral. Even CHARLIE appears possessed.

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[Jack Cronkhite]

No that's the grouse hunter saying to his partner after a easy straight away miss, "Go to H..l" after said partner is doubled over in laughter :rotf:

So Rich filled you in on my prowess in the popples. He was more than doubled over. As I recall he needed a hand up to carry on.