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Unread 01-21-2015, 02:16 PM   #1
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Nice work! I'm with you on those damn wind turbines. Where I hunt in Canada is covered with them these days. And they definitely affect the movements of waterfowl. The local nesting geese have nearly deserted the area where they stand.

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Nice work! I'm with you on those damn wind turbines. Where I hunt in Canada is covered with them these days. And they definitely affect the movements of waterfowl. The local nesting geese have nearly deserted the area where they stand.

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Destry, You have it right... From what I've seen the wind turbines have significantly altered daily flight and feed patterns of the birds. Not to mention the irreparable changes the turbines have made to the overall landscape, once up, I doubt they will ever come down... I'm Not a Fan, Pun intended...

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Always interested to hear of others experiences with their long barreled guns, and I'm sure we have some folks here still gett'n the barrels Hot on their 34" Parker... Whatever you Shoot - Upland Birds, Water Fowl, Turkey, Trap, Pigeons?... ect...

Any grade, Any gauge, Tell us about your Long 34" Snaky Shooter...


Photos would be great too...


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