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[Autumn Daze]

Exactly.......

[CSL]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

Francis, You are by far the resident expert of veering threads.:

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[Old and Reliable]

Gunny Hathcock was at MCRD Parris Island- when Alaska became our 49th State- He grew up in Arkansas- back then I am sure they had quail- not so sure about pheasants that far down in Deep Dixie- Just read my rich yuppie Dentist's (he shoots pen raised quails with a Beretta 28 gauge O?U (the Dick Cheney limited edition) copy of Shootin' Schwartzman-- talks about how the great era of quails in Dixie was from after the War of Nawthern Aggression ended until about 1905- small farms, lotsa weeds and cover, mild winters, and predators killed by farmers and tenants to keep their poultry safe) now that's all gone with da wind I am afraid- and quail hunting per se has become a sport of the super rich, just as a driven bird shoot in Limey-land or the European Continent-- c'est la vie!!

[Dean Romig]

I'm obfuscated...

[Blind Dog]

Francis, All you have to do is recheck the accepted USPS two letter abreviations for the several States.

[Old and Reliable]

Originally Posted by Fred Preston

Francis, All you have to do is recheck the accepted USPS two letter abreviations for the several States.

-- AK was the one for Arkansas until Alaska cranked into the program in 1959- and Carlos Hathcock was shooting birds on the wing with his single shot .22 way before that year-and that's a fact!!

[Dean Romig]

And so, back to DuPont and Lordship...

I thought I had a better picture of Lordship but I was mistaken.

Here are a few pictures from "Skeet" by Bob Nichols, 1939.




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[Researcher]

What I was getting at is that AK is the abreviation for Alaska.