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I know nothing of the hunts you speak of but I have had conversation with some of our members concerning the numbers of pigeons in Idaho and I have been shocked at their reports of high numbers and volume shooting. This sounds like it could be fun.
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06-20-2019, 02:26 PM
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Well I've never been to Idaho and I love to shoot so it sounds like a ROAD TRIP to me. Keep me posted if you find anything concrete. Sounds like the perfect venue for a couple of long legged smallbore 20's, 28's. 
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