Fall Parker Pages Arrived!

[Jim McKee]

Will be read tonight and again!
Thanks to all who make it possible!
Jim

[Bill Murphy]

I guess I will never be FIRST. Oh, well. Maryland.

[Phil Yearout]

Ran out to the mailbox…but no:crying:.

[ED J, MORGAN]

I got mine today Sat. Well done to those responsible . Thanks.

[Dean H Hanson]

Parker Pages is great as always. A huge thank you to Joe for the amazing write up on Pheasant Fest. Too bad the Hanson Brothers had to be added filler.

[Dean Romig]

Parker Pages arrived in "Skeet Town" Massachusetts today. Another outstanding issue.

A remarkable collection of evidence of the hard work and dedication by all who made this issue happen.

Craig, You're Gonna Love It (if it ever gets there:biglaugh:)


By the way - Maybe I've been out of the loop too long but wasn't the annual Membership Roster and by-laws supposed to be included??





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[Randy G Roberts]

Parker Pages arrived in "Skeet Town"


By the way - Maybe I've been out of the loop too long but wasn't the annual Membership Roster and by-laws supposed to be included??
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Dean the membership roster is now available online and is no longer being mailed out. Scroll down on the forum home page, it's near the bottom....

[Dean Romig]

Thanks Randy





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[CraigThompson]

Craig, You're Gonna Love It (if it ever gets there:biglaugh:)

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Is that meant for me or Sir Larter ?

[George Lang]

Maybe its just me but I don't see anything regarding the roster?

[Phil Yearout]

George, it's under the Member Only forums, Member Roster and Parker Pages online archives

[Randy G Roberts]

Maybe its just me but I don't see anything regarding the roster?

Try this George, note the red arrow...

[Mike Koneski]

It was simpler and cheaper to add the roster and by-laws to the website. It costs quite a bit more to have it printed up and added to the mailing. If you know someone who does not do internet and is a member, please print it out and give it to him/her. Most likely not many members are without internet access. Just sayin' for a friend. :corn:

[Bill Murphy]

My PP arrived in Maryland today, August 19. I can't decide which article I like the most.

[George Lang]

Thanks, found it. I was on the home page not the members forum page.

[Dean Romig]

Is that meant for me or Sir Larter ?

Just you my friend.:cheers:





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[CraigThompson]

Just you my friend.:cheers:





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I see I was afraid of that :whistle:

[Reggie Bishop]

Arrived here in the Volunteer State today. Thanks to all who gave up their time to contribute to an outstanding publication!

[Dean Romig]

I see I was afraid of that :whistle:


:bowdown: No offense intended :rotf:





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[Craig Larter]

Very nice job by all. Garry I really enjoyed piece, your deep love and respect for your bird dogs touched a cord with me. I have similar feelings and memories for the pups I have been blessed with.

[Dave Noreen]

Washington/Idaho border on Monday the 19th.

[CraigThompson]

Got mine today but I’d not checked the mail since last Friday so it may have been there earlier .

[Dave Tatman]

Mine arrived today in NE OH. Looking forward to enjoying it this evening.

Dave

[keavin nelson]

Finally, in todays mail, Eastern Pa.

[Garry L Gordon]

The Pony Express finally dropped mine off in North Missouri. What a professionally designed issue. Great work, Mike and Sammy!

Thanks, Craig, for your kind comments. I enjoyed all of the articles -- a wide range, from John's always informative historical references (by the way, John, if you read this, I finally found a copy of your Kimble book...maybe I could get you to sign it sometime?), to Joe's account of our PGCA efforts at Pheasant Fest, to Mill's two articles about a special gun, used across generations. It was good to see how our raffle gun was delivered, too. I hope to catch up with the good Mr. Yearout on a Kansas bird hunt sometime soon, and I'll be sure to bring my Fox Sterlingworth or Trojan...and will pray for no rain(!).

I especially liked "meeting" Mary through Art's great tribute. I see Mary's reports every week and have enjoyed corresponding with her, but it was nice to learn more about her. Thanks, Art!

I still submit that we have the best publication of its kind.:bowdown: