Kansas January
 

Russ Lindsay, Todd Kaltenbach and me. Makes the winter shorter.

We ran into a couple flocks of turkeys that each had about 75-100 birds. You might see that in the distant photo.

Hunting there is cheating, not enough snow and below zero temps.

What is the big round thing in the first photo? Those are some nice guns.

Beautiful!

Bruce, Cawker City Parker Twine-A-Thon Challenge?:bigbye:

Nice Grade 3 lifter! I hunt with my hammers cocked too.... or were they just cocked to show the engraving on the lock plate?

What is the epithat on thet headstone - I can't quite read it.

While I'm no expert at hunting with my hammerguns I would think that to walk around with the hammers cocked and the gun closed would be unsafe as a trip, brush ect could cause the gun to disscharge. I have used mine with the hammers cocked and the gun open but that was problematic as the shells would fall out. I hunt with a pointing dog so when Gunner or Daisy would lock up I'd cock the gun and move in for the flush. I have always hunted alone while using a hammer gun also.

Kansas is timeless.

I'm guessing that Statue of Liberty was erected by the Boy Scouts about 1950.

Hi Bruce....did you get any roosters??? Did not see one in all the pics...)-: I hope the birds get a break this spring!, numbers are way down...SXS ohio