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Originally Posted by Pete Lester
Five geese, one banded, all taken with Short Ten's, two Parkers (1 hammer gun and 1 hammerless) and my Lefever 10ga.
An excellent blind retrieve on a hen wood duck (1 of 5 taken by the three of us today). He is really responding well to voice commands this year 
Todays tally was brought to you by Frank Cronin, Scott Kittredge and myself. |
that is one good looking retriever, bet he ( it is a he?) shoots good. Frank picked up another woody after lunch so 6 geese 6 ducks 
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