Gun with Dead Bird Picture
 

Everyone else has one, so I figured I should too. It's 90 degrees ccw and I can't figure out how to fix it.

Nice job Edgar!

Fixed !:):)

Up on the "dirts" where Edgar killed that one we used to throw rocks at them and kill them on the roadsides. I once threw nine rocks at one bird before he walked into the thick brush.... never touched him. (probably wouldn't have done any better with a shotgun)

Both the birds and I were pretty stupid back then....


So Edgar, did you shoot him?




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Dean- of course he shot that bird. Now- did he use that gun?

In fact he did shoot it with that gun. It is his sweet handling DHE 20 with the short barrels. A very desirable gun for the thick cover north of Greenville, up around Kokadjo. I'm a bit envious of Edgar.






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Not only did I shoot him, he was in the air, and bookin' for the thick stuff.
I'd rather get one that way than 5 in the road.

Me too my Friend!!






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I flushed this guy, then tracked him down three times before he fell to the 24" Red Headed Stepchild.

I don't know why pictures taken with an iPhone store correctly, but transfer yeeyaw.

Way to go Edgar. I always knew you would make a good bird dog

One more try.

I give up

Nice job Terry

MY Parker GH 28 with 24" barrels. Another red headed step child that is magical over the dogs with RST's.


http://parkerguns.org/forums/attachm...1&d=1477972237

I tried to flip your picture Edgar ...several times ,never seen anything so set in its ways,every time I tried to coax it upright,I turned my back and it was hove off on its side again ...really stubborn,I even tipped the pc screen and when I lay down to look at it, it twisted up again ...can you imagine trying to live with a picture like that?....this is my littlest Parker ,a 16 ,28" O frame ,I tried turning the picture but everyone fell out of the pan

Good on you Edgar for getting out and chasing them. I'll be out in the woods chasing grouse with my 24" PHE16 for the next two days. Trigg is on his way from Anchorage with two dogs right now and is only 70mi out. Looking forward to it. This is supposed to be the peak of the ruffie cycle around here.

Most impressive Mr.Flanders ...and good luck on your hunt !

You two will have some fun chasing those biddies Richard.
Nice picture - let's see some more in the next few days.

Wait just a darn minute.... That's Edgar's picture set right side up. Good job!






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I was thinking it looked pretty familiar

We froze our patooies off hunting in 15deg temps today and saw but two spruce grouse on the road on the way in. It was a long day. We get back to my house and Trigg gets a text msg with a picture from some guy who hunted somewhere around Fairbanks today who had 8 ruffies lined up. I'm seriously wondering if he shot them in the air...

What is the daily limit? Was that his bag or with another hunter? The daily bag limit in Maine is 4, and the season runs from the first of October to the end of December. I believe the bag should be lowered, and the season should be cut off before they only feed on the buds. I'm not up there in December, but from all I hear, they slaughter birds in high numbers. We are seeing turkeys as far north as the Golden road, and the numbers I'm seeing and hearing from others says grouse may be in serious decline.

I hunted north of the Golden Road to north of Baker Lake two weeks ago. I was hunting with a group of guys who've been hunting this area for the past 25 years. They shared your assessment that bird numbers are way down.

90deg try
 

Hello, everyone. Great picture Edgar! I will try posting a couple of days up in northern WI. Best hunting/eating ever! They are such a fantastic bird in every way.

Did it work?

90deg try
 

Hello, everyone. Great picture Edgar! I will try posting a couple of days up in northern WI. Best hunting/eating ever! They are such a fantastic bird in every way.

Did it work?

How well

My neck hurts.

Nice pics of guns, birds and dogs. You guys all have a good eye for composition.