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Unread 12-01-2014, 11:28 AM   #1
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Hello Fred and Welcome aboard ! You are sure in the right place to learn all things Parker and we have a Great bunch of Guys to share their knowledge ! Mike is right ,there are many benefits to becoming a member and another that Mike didn't mention is ,when you find that Very Special Gun and You will , but you are just not sure if it is correct , if you are a member you can send for a Letter of Provenance on the gun for a huge discount of $40.00 to learn how the gun left the Factory instead of Paying the Non Member Price of $100.00 ,so right off you are already Twenty Bucks ahead ! Just another her good reason to join the Club ! Best ; Russ
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Cody Kearcher in Bend, Oregon can fix your stock.
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Welcome to the world of Parker guns. Your off to a good start and with a small bore no less.
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Folks , Thanks for the warm welcome and the info on someone to look at my new gun,

Sorry for the late reply, got a call from the local game dept guy, guess I was next up on the list for a damage control elk hunt west of my place so I got to go out and shoot a nice big cow elk yesterday afternoon, the hardest part of the hunt was watching a monster 6x6 bull walk around after I crawled up on the herd.

Thanks again for all your help I'll get signed up as a member and who knows there just might be another Parker in my future!!

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That cow will be some good eating for sure. Was the problem control hunt strictly for cow or were bulls legal also? Another Elk hunt is on my list of things to do.
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The damage hunts are for cow only, I'd have a house full of giant bulls if we could shoot them on these hunts!!

It's amazing how they know when there safe from the hunters, there were at least 30 bulls with all the elk I saw yesterday.
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Either way it's meat in the freezer. Our late deer season is antlerless only as well. I'm a rifle nut so I have to ask what did you use on the Elk?
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