Doubles on rabbits , squirrels , deer and turkey are usually a little difficult to get in the air like upland birds or waterfowl . So I don’t see why two gobble birds on the ground wouldn’t be acceptable . Same for a pair of deer I killed ambling by me one day with a Grade 2 top lever 10 gauge and handloaded 0 buck .

Yeah, I had it dipped....:rotf:





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Well..... If it's ok with VT. our esteemed panel of judges says congratulations Mr Romig on your skill and prowess.:bowdown::):)

Please do - it makes me feel useful.





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[QUOTE=Dean Romig;281596]Please do - it makes me feel useful.

My, my what will you do now to feel useful in that you have passed the torch of editorship on. Thanks for all your hard work on the PP.:bowdown:

The slow motion Major League Baseball replay was confirmed by NY that both birds did in fact have both feet off the ground for a millisecond when hit by the concussion before the load of shot, thus they were "in flight." The ruling on the field that a pin should be awarded is confirmed.

I got a doubles pin for mearns in Az...and then I lost it hunting ! sad sad day

Chris - you’re supposed to wear it on your hat, not your chaps...





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I earned my pin on November 26, 2017. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've not seen the list published since then and have yet to see my name in print :crying:! I even complained to Dean once to no avail :whistle:.

The best double I ever witnessed was at a pigeon shoot. Bird gets up, is missed with both shots, lands completely unharmed a few yards past the boxes. Shooter calls for the next bird, both birds get up together, line up for an instant right at the shot.
BAM!, two birds down for the count with a single shot! Trapper yells over to the bird boys - "Pick up 5!"