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Unread 09-19-2010, 04:20 PM   #31
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The weekend proved to be one of the best in years. We hunted pretty much all day Friday, Sat afternoon due to rain and Sunday am befor heading for home. We moved 50 birds 35 Woodcock (unfortunatly the season doen't open for another week and 15 Grouse. Three Grouse were brought to bag with the trusty Parker Guns. As the Woodcock wern't on the menue these were not reflushed birds being counted and the Grouse that got away all flew off not to be reflushed.

The first time out for the dogs all year and Daisy went right to it like she had been hunting all summer. She's curled up in a chair basking in the sunlight.

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Unread 09-19-2010, 04:22 PM   #32
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Rich......

Outstanding.....

No - really outstanding!! Give Daisy a "group hug" from all of us - and to you?? A wonderful post...



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Unread 09-19-2010, 05:39 PM   #33
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Unread 09-19-2010, 06:37 PM   #34
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It sounds you like you boys had a great weekend with lots of birds!, But please help us understand---how does 15 woodcock and 15 grouse total up to be 50 birds? Could you possibly have been seeing double on some of them because of a little over-indulgence of adult beverages? You've got some splainin' to do.
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My math skill have always been suspect. I do shoot 100 year old guns you know The error has been fixed.

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15 plus 15 equals 50?
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Moving that many birdies, 15 woodcock and 15 grouse this early, with warm weather and heavy foilage- bodes well for later in Oct. when the "Autumn weather, turns the woods to flame, one hasn't got time, for the slow trigger game"-- with apologies to Johnny Mercer & Co.

Maybe the other 20 birdies were snipe? I saw and handled Eric's fine 16 DHE at the July Lapeer clays event- straight stock? if memory serves. I'm not a grouse or woodcock hunter nowadays, but I'd love to have a Parker like Eric's in my hot little hands for a week of Southern quail and dove shooting- makes you wonder how a man could ever miss with a fine gun like that--
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Unread 09-19-2010, 08:47 PM   #38
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You know guys, I am really and I mean really getting tired about hearing about this weekend that I was suppose to be on...... Even Magic (my setter) is pissed off at me for missing this weekend and I didn't even tell about the phone call from Rich about the 50 birds If I had he would be hitchhiking up north to Rich's place or Dave's. Can we have a "Do over" for the beganning of this week.....!
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Eric:

You think you're getting tired of hearing about "THAT" weekend ...what about us poor souls down South that have too wait until October 15th when the grouse season finally opens. For the time being the best we can do is shoot at doves. Please notice I said "shoot at". By the way, chiggers go away when the weather gets cold, hard frost in the morning, and stays that way for a few days.
I really envy you guys that are now able to chase the big brown bird this early..

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I walked for 8 hours yesterday and saw 6 grouse. Cripes! The brush is so thick and the grass waist deep in September that I can't see the birds until they are a blur heading deeper into the woods! Today I managed to scare up 4 in a cozy little group. I missed the first one and bagged the 3rd one, so I didn't get completely skunked! This was my RBL's 'maiden voyage'. As soon as I get my Plain Twist barrels back from Brad Bachelder, I will give the ol' Lifter a whirl. Maybe Wednesday I will try the LeFever. It is nice, working on my 2nd retirement! I can hit the woods when most people are working. Cheers!
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