Very nice Mills. I have got to get to Drakes some time. Every year at the Southern I hear from folks about how great it is. I wonder what John Liles has in that mug, hmmmm ?? :)

Well Randy, come join us at this years Southern, we will be shooting Drakes all day Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings.

Yeah Mike what about those pictures???:whistle:
Mills is that a skeet gun your using?
Randy come to Drakes in April and shoot some clays with us. You'll be glad you did.

On a side note the trainer sent me pictures of Ike's first point on Quail. I have a good feeling about him. He will come home right after the Southern.

Always love to hear about the dog work but tell us more about the guns in your pic.

I will be at the Southern for the duration and I may just take you Gents up on that. Thanks for the invite. My apologies in advance for the ever so slight hijack Mills....

Funny you should say that ! In 1991 I went to Montana in early November most of the time it was 2-8 degrees and to be honest it felt no where near that cold . The Monday after I returned was the first day of deer season it was 35 degrees that morning and I thought I was gonna freeze to death . Humidity in VA vs MT is a big difference .

Yes, it is a skeet gun. I love it

Daryl, I shot my tight choked 20ga DHE with 30" tubes. I believe that gun is choked Full and Full or close to it. I know I hit the extremes with it this weekend, snap shooting a bird right in front of my face that we had to throw in the pond because there was nothing left of it. In the afternoon I made a shot with the left barrel that's probably the longest shot I've ever made on a quail.

Rich, I'm working on your pictures, don't worry.

M.

The gun of choice for me was a 28 gauge grade 3 repro.

Mine was a VH 28 ga 28" ic/mod
David