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Unread 01-01-2019, 07:12 PM   #1
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[QUOTE=Kevin McCormack;261727]
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My advice would be to bring a different gun for late season pheasants.

Sound logic, Dean!
That old Browning just makes me want to go shooting! That would be a fun duck blind gun.
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Table training a new puppy is a real bitch sometimes. However, Kevin has found that table training a cock pheasant is a piece of cake.
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I have a vh20 with 26in cylinder and mod barrels and adhe 16 with 26 in cylinder and mod chokes. I have shot plenty of preserve pheasants with both of these guns, but I would not take either one of them on a trip to Kansas. I was in Kansas last January in the next to the last week of the Season flushes were few far between and at good distances. I was generally carrying my gh16 choked mod and put full or my 4E Ithika 16 chokedmod/full ,a much better choice for the Prairie
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