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Unread 01-25-2016, 01:57 PM   #1
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So, it's about 1:45 on Monday afternoon and we just set out for our first hunt of the week at Morrison Pines. Wouldn't you know it, Rich Anderson shoots a double on Quail with his 28 ga Parker on the very first covey rise. Somebody get the doubles pin ready.

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Unread 01-25-2016, 02:08 PM   #2
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Good for you Rich! That's awesome but unfortunately Rich isn't a PGCA member
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So, it's about 1:45 on Monday afternoon and we just set out for our first hunt of the week at Morrison Pines. Wouldn't you know it, Rich Anderson shoots a double on Quail with his 28 ga Parker on the very first covey rise. Somebody get the doubles pin ready.

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Man I missing this trip already...

Mike did you get it on video, if not it doesn't count for Anderson.... Now you have to get a double with that little hammergun of yours.
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Good for you Rich! That's awesome but unfortunately Rich isn't a PGCA member
And he probably had to be one at the time of the shot. So he can't get a retroactive membership except if its Life, right?
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Couldn't been Rich he was spotted in Tahiti under a palm tree with an adult beverage someone bought for him. Way to go Old Timer I knew they could get your wheelchair out into the field. Mr Roberts has spoken!!!!
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"Old Timer" Hahahaha, that's precious! Hahaha






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Mike,

You are playing ball right. Just throw a baseball to take out one of those quail.
Might be one hell of a curve ball or slider to get a double though.
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Dave, Rich said he's not much for bling anyway.

John, I don't know about the ball, but some of these coveys are so thick I could have used one of my new wooden bats.

Eric, the weather is here, wish you were beautiful. Wait did I say that right?

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You didn't say that but Jimmy Buffett did!
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A 34" 31 oz ash bat would be great in this weather. Too cold for a maple wood bat.

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