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chris dawe 03-23-2019 08:36 AM

Congratulations Phil !!!...you'll have no worries about hunting there -you chased me around up here for a day and got your first ruff, if you did that the hard woods will be a breeze !

Jay Gardner 03-23-2019 09:37 AM

Wow, Phil. That’s a beautiful example of Parker engraving. Congratulations.

Dean Romig 03-23-2019 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by chris dawe (Post 269760)
Congratulations Phil !!!...you'll have no worries about hunting there -you chased me around up here for a day and got your first ruff, if you did that the hard woods will be a breeze !


"Hard woods"? :rotf::biglaugh::rotf:






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chris dawe 03-23-2019 03:25 PM

Very little deciduous in NL...mostly stunted conifer

Mark Ray 03-23-2019 10:23 PM

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This thread is awesome, and many congrats to the winner, what a setter!


I know the competition is over, but this afternoon I just noticed the only Parker engraving of a Setter retrieving on my guns! And a duck at that!! Very early $125 grade lifter short 10. The engraving is on the trigger bow. Awful photography I know, time and resources were limited today!

Phillip Carr 03-23-2019 10:47 PM

Did Chris mention Bog holes??? One minute I’m looking at the back of Chris’s bird vest the next minute at his boots.

legh higgins 03-23-2019 11:27 PM

we have bog holes the size of texas...

chris dawe 03-24-2019 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by legh higgins (Post 269818)
we have bog holes the size of texas...

Well,that would be big enough to fall in for sure !

Dean Romig 03-24-2019 07:46 AM

Those are grown over cellar holes of the first settlers, but they are amazingly huge when you think you’re kicking through a blackberry patch and you disappear into one.





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chris dawe 03-24-2019 07:49 AM

i've always wanted to hunt an old homestead like that ,must be like finding treasure ....nothing like that up here

Rick Losey 03-24-2019 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Dean Romig (Post 269825)
Those are grown over cellar holes of the first settlers, but they are amazingly huge when you think you’re kicking through a blackberry patch and you disappear into one.

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Old Hemlock Osthaus had a knack for finding the cellar hole with the most accumulation of decades of decaying muck in it - and the amount he got on him was inversely proportional to the distance to running water to clean him off in

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Chris Robenalt 03-28-2019 12:09 AM

Congratulations Phil! I noticed the fine engraving when you let me shoot this during one of our Eurasion hunts. All your setters are beautiful, I know them well!

Phillip Carr 03-28-2019 06:45 AM

Thanks Chris. I am really looking forward to hunting grouse as the trees are starting to change color this fall.
I had forgotten that I had brought this Parker up to shoot dove with you.
Hopefully we can get together real soon before it gets too hot and have a sub gauge Parker dove shoot.
I love these Eurasian hunts as it allows me a chance to bring 5 or 6 shotguns to shoot that might not get used very much during the year otherwise.


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