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Old 04-02-2018, 02:04 PM   #19
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Yeah, I'm glad Tom is back. As I recall, he is the only witness to my 45 yard kill on a quail with my Parker 28 gauge. Again, as I recall, I took a desperation shot on a bobwhite that was escaping behind a brush pile after we had emptied our guns at the other birds. The shot was a good 45 yards or more and both Tom and I agreed that we were through with that rise and we should continue hunting. However, just on a whim, I sent my Wirehair, Eva, on a long fetch toward the brush pile. We were both a bit astounded when Eva came out from behind the brush pile holding a dead bobwhite in her mouth. Tom was a very generous training partner when Eva was a pup, although she was a bit of a handful on a lead. He even brought birds out to the field for her. However, the day of the great shot, she was not on a lead and the birds were not planted. I sincerely hope that I am correct in identifying Tom as my partner that day. Jeff Mulliken would be the only other possibility and I don't remember ever carrying a gun when Jeff was my training companion.
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