I've actually got a 10 and a 16 in the same model. I've seen a 20 and a couple 12 gauges too, would be fun to have the whole set. Have had the 10 out for geese and it works fine, the 16 has yet to see action.

Destry

Destry,
I am with you. A flock of "Cans" heading into your decoys is by far the most exciting moment and memory of the outdoors. Redheads and scaup are close behind.
Steve Kleist Ely, MN

The drake pintail for his beauty, his performance on the dinner table when roasted quickly at high temperature and his excruciatingly slow and wary approach to decoys on a bluebird day when you are alone and there are no distant shots to flare him.

During a slow day in elk camp I like to unwind by taking a walk along some paths/trails and bag a few grouse, either ruffed or blue, it doesn't matter to me. Just so long as I have my Parker I'm happy.